East Prairie Housing Authority

06/01/2026

Due to the widespread spectrum outage, our phone and internet are not working at this time. We apologize for the inconvenience.

05/21/2026

NOTICE: East Prairie Housing Authority will be closed on Monday, May 25, 2026, in observance of Memorial Day. We wish you a safe and enjoyable holiday weekend. Please take note of the newly installed American flag proudly flying at the EPHA office.

05/14/2026

As a reminder, lawn mowing services are scheduled for this Friday, May 15th. To facilitate this process, please ensure that all outdoor items and toys are secured and stored away. This notification serves as a final reminder to maintain a daily tidy outdoor space.

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04/29/2026

In Missouri, the Executive Director (ED) of a Public Housing Agency (PHA), including those in small rural areas, is generally empowered to conduct inspections of apartments in HUD-assisted housing or authorize staff to do so. The ED acts on the PHA's behalf to ensure compliance with Housing Quality Standards (HQS), maintaining that properties are decent, safe, and sanitary. Key points regarding PHA inspections in Missouri include: Authority to Inspect: The PHA, under the ED's management, is tasked with conducting inspections, encompassing initial inspections prior to lease-up, biennial or triennial inspections for small rural PHAs, and special or complaint inspections. Small PHA Exceptions: As per 24 CFR 982.405, small rural PHAs are mandated to inspect units at least once every three years, rather than the standard two-year interval. Notice Requirement: Inspectors are generally required to provide tenants with at least 24 hours' notice before conducting routine inspections, in accordance with HUD guidelines and typical lease agreements. Purpose: The inspections aim to verify repairs, identify lease violations, and address health and safety concerns brought to the PHA's attention.

04/23/2026

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04/22/2026

EPHA tenants please beware

04/20/2026

Our team is not defined by blood or marital ties, but rather we are a cohesive unit that consistently supports one another. I am extremely proud of our progress during the first half of EPHA's inspection, which is mandated to ensure a safe, healthy, and clean environment for all tenants. Through collaborative efforts on each task, this team is excelling in all facets of our job. I would like to express my utmost pride in each and every one of you.

Robin Pastori—Executive Director
Audrey Boyer—Assistant Executive Director
Sherry Wells—Administrative Assistant
Harriet Adkisson—Receptionist
Jaden Henderson— Maintenance
Office #: 573-649-3010
After Hours Emergency #: 573-649-0637

If you have a work order that is non-emergency please call the office so it is recorded.

04/16/2026

For the record, this inspection was duly scheduled for East Prairie Housing Authority and conducted accordingly. There were no instances of unprofessional conduct, including name-calling, by any employees involved. As outlined in the Lease Agreement, we possess the requisite qualifications to perform these inspections as directed.