What is “Save my Spot?”
CDA Subsidized Properties
- Project Based Units – Closed
2-5 bedroom scattered site units in Shakopee, Savage, and Prior Lake
- Prior Manor Apartments – Closed
1 bedroom apartments in Prior Lake. Preference for ages 62+ and individuals with disabilities
- Rural Development Properties – Open
1-3 bedroom apartments in Belle Plaine and Jordan. Rental assistance may be available for those who qualify.
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- Prairie Pointe High Priority Homeless Preference Units – Closed
2-bedroom apartments in Shakopee.
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- Prairie Pointe Persons with Disabilities Preference Units – Closed
2-bedroom apartments in Shakopee.
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Voucher Programs
- Housing Choice Voucher – Closed
- Mainstream Voucher Program – Closed
Serving people with disabilities who are ages 18-61
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- Bring It Home – Preference Only – Closed
Opening: Monday, April 13th at 8am – Thursday, April 16th at 4pm
To be eligible to apply: you must already be an applicant on our HCV, PBV, or Rural Development waiting lists, currently living in Scott County, and meet income and other eligibility criteria listed in the flyer below. Households may remain in their current housing while receiving Bring it Home rental assistance. We will screen all eligible applicants for Lease-in-Place eligibility.
Already on a Waiting List? Check Your Status:
Click Here For All Voucher and Subsidized Programs (Project Based, Prior Manor, Housing Choice Voucher, Mainstream)
Click Here For Rural Development properties located in Jordan \ Belle Plaine
More Waiting List Information:
- You must first register in the online portal to apply to a waitlist.
- You must apply separately for each waiting list. Each waiting list has different eligibility requirements.
- You must be a US Citizen or a non-citizen with eligible immigration status to apply.
- If you need a special accommodation because of a disability, please call us at 952-402-9022 or email mlink@scottcda.org.
Having trouble applying?
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Emergency Housing Resources:
The CDA does not have emergency housing, but there are resources we recommend. Since the CDA’s programs operate off a waiting list and the wait may be lengthy, you should also contact other resources for assistance below:
Resources
Additional Housing Crisis Resources
Housing Authority
Waiting List
Additional Housing Resources: CAP Agency
Scott County: Immediate Assistance Info
Housing and Urban Development: Fair Housing Resources