Fresno Housing

Today, Fresno Housing joined community leaders and partners to celebrate the launch of a major broadband infrastructure project at Sequoia Courts and Sequoia Courts Terrace, bringing free high-speed internet access to more than 350 residents.

This investment connects families to education, telehealth, workforce development, job opportunities, and critical community resources—all while saving residents up to $80 per month that can be redirected toward groceries, gas, transportation, utilities, and other household essentials.

Thank you to the leaders and partners who helped make this vision a reality:

• Fresno City Councilmember Miguel Arias
• Tyrone Roderick Williams, Chief Executive Officer, Fresno Housing
• Kevin Miller, Board President, Fresno Coalition for Digital Inclusion (FCDI)
• Stephanie Nathan, President & CEO, United Way Fresno & Madera Counties
• Artie Padilla, Director, Fresno DRIVE Initiative, Central Valley Community Foundation

A special thank you to Assemblymember Dr. Joaquin Arambula for his continued support of broadband access and digital inclusion efforts throughout our community.

Together, we're helping close the digital divide and creating new opportunities for Fresno Housing residents.

The Fresno Housing Project-Based Voucher (PBV) Interest List is currently open. The list will close Wednesday, July 1, 2026 At 5:00 PM. Join the interest list today by visiting www.fresnohousing.org/application-process/

Corazon del Valle (Huron)
Citrus Commons (Orange Cove)
La Joya Commons (Firebaugh)

*Income and occupancy limits apply. Minimum qualification: At least one household member must be an agricultural worker. If you need assistance completing your application, please call us at (559) 441-2318 or stop by the downtown office at 1331 Fulton Street, Fresno, CA 93721. Please note this is for the Project-Based Voucher, not the Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8 ) program.

County

Fresno Housing CEO Tyrone Roderick Williams recently joined Mayor Jerry Dyer and Senator Adam Schiff to discuss housing and the importance of continued partnership in addressing the needs of communities throughout Fresno and the Central Valley.

The Senator’s office was instrumental in facilitating a $1 million federal appropriation for Fresno Housing’s The Roos, an affordable housing project in downtown Fresno.

Bringing together different perspectives helps foster meaningful dialogue around housing opportunities, community development, and the future of our region.

All Fresno Housing offices will be closed Monday, May 25, 2026 in honor of Memorial Day. We will resume regular business hours Tuesday, May 26, 2026.

Thank you for understanding and we apologize for any inconvenience.

Update: the downtown office will remain closed today and will reopen on Tuesday, May 12, 2026 at 8am.

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Due to a power outage, our downtown office is currently closed (5/11/26). We will update this post when power is restored.
We apologize for the inconvenience.

Community Resource:
Guild Mortgage - Fresno is offering a credit basics and DIY credit repair workshop. See info below. Click the link to sign up on their Google doc form!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScu9sif3P_4f4fBxzLuVmU0hzSUU2-knE_hk8AEKQaxxdO6Qw/viewform

Fresno Metro Ministry is teaming up with Fresno Housing and to bring you the Yo’Ville Farmers Market!

Fresh fruits and vegetables, kid play zone, free plants, yoga, gardening Q&A, and additional community resources.

Join us for the grand opening at the Yo’Ville Farmers Market on Sunday, May 3, 2026
8am – 12pm

709 W. California Ave, Fresno

Firebaugh Residents: the Ready Set Grow workshop is coming to your area. see details in the original post. Thank you Beyond Housing Fresno for bringing resources to our residents!

Join us for the next Ready. Set. Grow! Workforce Workshop in Firebaugh. RSG is a hands-on workshop series designed to help residents build job skills, explore career pathways, and connect with workforce resources. Fresno Housing

Join Us!
Wednesday, April 29, 2026
La Joya Commons
1501 Clyde Fannon Dr., Firebaugh, CA
5:30 – 7:00 PM

Refreshments will be provided, along with raffle prizes. Bring a neighbor and get a 2nd entry to win.

Register today: https://beyondhousingfresno.org/scholarships/readysetgrow/

Fresno Housing celebrated 19 participants who graduated from the Sherwin-Williams Paint Training Program at Legacy Commons.

Delivered in partnership with and Sherwin-Williams, this one-week program combines classroom instruction with hands-on training to build practical, job-ready skills. Participants gained experience in surface preparation, painting techniques, and unit cleanup, and received a certificate of completion to support their readiness for work in the field.

This program is part of Fresno Housing’s broader commitment to connecting residents with workforce development opportunities that support long-term stability and economic mobility.

Thank you to Wayne Seymour with Sherwin-Williams for leading the training and for your continued partnership. We also appreciate the support of Access Plus Capital, PeopleReady Skilled Trades, and Workforce Connection for joining us in recognizing our graduates.

Congratulations to all who completed the program.