State officials open survey to better understand housing development needs

TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Kansas officials are looking for residents’ input regarding the state’s housing situation.

The Kansas Housing Resources Corporation says state officials are searching for feedback from residents in order to guide future housing development efforts. The initiative, it said is part of Kansas’ first comprehensive housing needs assessment done in almost three decades, and aims to review current housing opportunities, identify strategic goals and develop recommendations for future housing developments.

According to the Housing Corporation, residents are encouraged to share their input in the following ways:

Complete the Kansas Statewide Housing Needs Assessment online survey, which is available in both English and Spanish. Everyone that provides an email address will be entered into a drawing for a VISA gift card.
Participate in a regional listening session. Sessions will be held in person and virtually.
- May 18: Northeast – Manhattan
- May 19: Shawnee and Douglas Counties
- May 27: Northwest - Colby
Visit the Kansas Statewide Housing Needs Assessment page to learn more and spread the word.

To complete the Kansas Statewide Housing Needs Assessment online survey, click HERE.

For more information, click HERE.