Apartment Complexes
Community Action is very involved in making sure that families/individuals are given the opportunity to live in affordable housing. Since 1995 we have been building apartment complexes designed to help lower income families/individuals afford a place to live. The complexes are geared toward people that don’t make enough money for market rate rent but make too much for subsidized housing.
Family Apartments
Family Apartments
We currently have two complexes in Clinton County, Clinton Glen Apartments and Wilmington Apartments, located off of Thorne Avenue in Wilmington. These complexes have 84 units between the two of them. They are divided up into two and three bedroom units. Rent for a unit is as follows:
Clinton Glen
2 Bedroom (1.5 Bath) – $477/month
3 Bedroom (2 Bath) – $539/month
Wilmington Apartments
2 Bedroom (1.5 Bath) – $400/month
3 Bedroom (1.5 Bath) – $450/month
Rent includes water, trash, and sewage. Washer/dryer hook ups are in every unit. The income limits per year are listed by the amount of people living in the apartment:
- $26,100
- $29,880
- $33,600
- $37,320
- $40,320
- $43,320
Community Action also operates an apartment complex in South Charleston, Ohio. Country Lane apartments have 36 units with a choice of a two or three bedroom apartments. Rent for a unit is as follows:
2 Bedroom – $429/month
3 Bedroom – $459/month
Rent includes water, trash, and sewage. Washer/dryer hook ups are in every unit. The income limits per year are listed by the amount of people living in the apartment:
- $25,260
- $28,920
- $32,520
- $36,120
- $39,000
- $41,880
Senior Housing
Senior Housing
Senior housing is available in three different complexes. Community Commons off Nelson Avenue in Wilmington has two and three bedroom units for seniors age 62 or older. Clinton Commons I off of Thorne Avenue in Wilmington are all three bedrooms units for seniors age 55 or older. Also off of Nunn Avenue is Clinton Commons II, which are all two bedroom units for seniors age 55 or older. Rent includes water, trash, and sewage. Washer/dryer hook ups are in every unit. The income limits per year are listed by the amount of people living in the apartment:
- $26,100
- $29,880
- $33,600
- $37,320
- $40,320
- $43,320
For more information, or to set up an appointment, please call Jane Newkirk or Carol Ewing at 937-382-8886. “Equal Housing Opportunity”
“In accordance with Federal law and U.S. Department of Agriculture policy, this institution is prohibited from discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, religion, sex, and familial status. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs).” To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Director, Office of Civil Rights, 1400 Independence Avenue, S.W. Washington D.C. 20250-9410, or call (800)795-3272 (voice) or (800) 877-8339 (TDD)
