The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) obligated $3,185,820 on September 25, 2026, toward replacement of HTHA’s former Maintenance and Management (M&M) building at Senator Circle. The funding allows HTHA to advance this project while continuing the reviews and planning needed for housing redevelopment at Senator Circle and Bayou Towers.
Those efforts include updated project scopes and cost estimates, coordination with recovery agencies, and development of a broader master plan. Future housing construction will depend on the funding decisions and approvals associated with those projects.
Current conceptual plans envision an approximately 6,050-square-foot Community Center that would serve residents and provide space for HTHA administrative and operational functions. The new facility is being planned to address applicable accessibility, flood elevation and wind-resistance requirements.
HTHA invites residents and community members to share ideas about how the new Community Center can best serve the community. Feedback will help inform planning as the conceptual design is refined.
Comment period is from October 19th to November 3rd, 2026 @ 12pm CST