Sedalia PUBLIC HOUSING
History of Our Properties
The Sedalia Housing Authority was established in 1971 to meet the growing need for affordable housing in our community. Each of our Courts honors those who played a vital role in that effort, dedicated City Council members, and Reverend Albright, who championed the call for low-income housing. One Court proudly bears the name of Sedalia’s own “King of Ragtime,” Scott Joplin, who attended the historic black college/university (HBCU) George R. Smith College, once located here in Sedalia, Missouri. Today, the Sedalia Housing Authority provides 195 units of quality low-income housing across two properties, continuing a legacy of service and opportunity.
Named in honor of a Sedalia, Missouri soldier who gave his life in the Vietnam War, this 145-unit community offers a range of modern amenities.
- Laundry facility
- 2 playgrounds
- Daycare Center
- Ample Parking
- And so much more!
CASA LOMA:
50 Units of peaceful bliss! A garden-style complex that you will enjoy calling home.
- Laundry Facility
- Community Room
- Ample parking
- Nearby Ball Park