Frequently Asked Questions

Applications may be requested through our website at: versailleshousingauthority.org

No, we do not administer or accept Section 8 vouchers. For more information, please contact the Frankfort Section 8 Office at (502) 695-9400.

Unfortunately, we do not offer emergency housing. All applicants must complete the standard application process and meet eligibility requirements. If you are in immediate need of housing, we encourage you to contact local community resources that may be able to assist.

Rent is generally calculated as 30% of your gross income.

Yes. There is typically a waiting list for all unit sizes. The wait time varies depending on unit availability and apartment turnover.

When an apartment becomes available, applicants are contacted according to their placement on the waiting list. We make every effort to notify applicants by phone, email, and mail. It is your responsibility to keep your contact information current to avoid being removed from the list.

Please allow 7–10 business days for your application to be reviewed. You will be notified by phone or mail as soon as possible.

Please allow 7–10 business days for your application to be reviewed. You will be notified by phone or mail as soon as possible.

Having a criminal record does not automatically disqualify you from housing. Each application is reviewed individually.

Applicants with convictions involving violent offenses, drug-related crimes, or other serious criminal activity may be denied based on HUD guidelines and housing authority policies.

Applicants may still apply even if they owe money to another housing authority. However, any outstanding balances must be paid in full before you can be admitted to housing.

Some of our properties include utilities in the rent.

If utilities are not included, you will receive a utility allowance, and only the amount exceeding the allowance will be charged to your monthly rent. 

If utilities are included, a monthly utility allowance is provided, and any usage above the allowance amount will be charged accordingly. 

Yes, unless you qualify for an exemption. Exemptions may apply if you are:

• 62 years of age or older 
• Blind or disabled 
• Employed 
• Participating in a state-recognized workfare or welfare-to-work program 
• Responsible for the care of a disabled family member 
• Enrolled in an approved economic self-sufficiency program 

Community service requirements help residents remain eligible for housing assistance.

Yes, we allow one pet per household with the following requirements:

• The pet must weigh 30 pounds or less 
• A $250 non-refundable pet deposit is required 
• All pet vaccinations must be current 

Certain breeds and animals may be restricted. Contact the office for additional details.

• Yes. Residents are encouraged to join the Resident Advisory Board, which assists in identifying and discussing concerns affecting our community and housing programs.

• If you are not currently employed, there is a minimum annual income amount established by HUD. You may be required to complete and sign a Zero Income Form.