Housing and Urban Renewal Agency of Polk County is a public housing authority recorded by HUD under participant code OR008. This profile is built from HUD’s own Public Housing Authorities dataset.
Contact
- Address: 204 SW Walnut Ave, Dallas, OR 97338
- Phone: (503) 623-8387
- Email: wvpha@wvpha.org
Programs and size
HUD records this authority as operating a Combined program with 765 Housing Choice Voucher units and 349 public housing units.
Where it operates
Federal records place this authority’s public housing in Polk. Voucher jurisdiction can be broader than the places where an authority owns property, so confirm coverage for your address directly with the authority.
Cities with public housing operated by this authority: Dallas, Salem.
Public housing developments
Developments operated by this authority
Public housing developments recorded by HUD under this authority's participant code.
| Property | Address | Classification | Units | Phone |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dallas/Independence AMP | 345 SW Donald St, Dallas 97338 | Public Housing Development | 89 total | (503) 623-8387 |
| KINGWOOD WEST | 1937 Dallas Hwy NW, Salem 97304 | Public Housing Development | 100 total | (503) 623-8387 |
| PIONEER VILLAGE | 261 Taybin Rd NW, Salem 97304 | Public Housing Development | 160 total | (503) 623-8387 |
HUD records identify this as an affordable or assisted housing property. Current vacancies, eligibility and voucher policies must be confirmed directly with property management.
How to apply
- Contact the authority directly using the phone number or website above. Applications are always free — if any site asks you to pay to apply for Section 8, do not pay.
- Ask whether the waiting list is open. This is the single question no dataset can answer for you.
- Check the income limits for the county you live in. Income is one factor, not the whole test.
- Ask about local preferences — many authorities prioritise applicants who live or work in the area, veterans, people with disabilities, or households experiencing homelessness.
- Ask for the landlord list. Most authorities keep a list of owners who have accepted vouchers before, and it is rarely published online.
Waiting lists
No HUD dataset publishes waiting-list status. Whether a list is open, closed, or opening on a particular date is announced by the authority itself and changes without notice. Check the authority’s own website or call the number above. Treat any third-party claim about an open waiting list — including an out-of-date page on this site — as something to verify, not something to rely on.
Related housing resources
Counties where HUD records this authority’s public housing
Voucher jurisdiction can be wider than the places an authority owns property, so confirm coverage for your address.
Other housing authorities in Oregon
Jurisdictions can overlap and HUD publishes no service-area map, so if this authority does not cover your address one of these may.
Statewide tools
Where this information comes from
| Dataset | Published by | Source last refreshed | We last synced |
|---|---|---|---|
| HUD Public Housing Authorities | U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development | 18 August 2026 | 22 September 2026 |
| HUD Public Housing Developments | U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development | 21 July 2026 | 22 September 2026 |
These are federal administrative datasets. They record which properties receive a subsidy and which organisations administer which programs. They do not record vacancies, waiting-list status, or whether a landlord will accept a Housing Choice Voucher. Those things change constantly and can only be confirmed by contacting the housing authority or the property directly.
Important
Section8Finder is an independent information resource. We do not administer vouchers, we do not accept or process applications, and we cannot place anyone in housing. Applying through a housing authority is free — if any site asks you to pay to apply for Section 8, do not pay.
Income limits and Fair Market Rents are set by HUD and are revised at least annually. Eligibility is determined by the administering housing authority, which applies rules beyond income alone, including deductions, assets, household composition, citizenship or eligible immigration status, screening criteria and local preferences.