Morganton Housing Authority

06/19/2026

MHA's 2026 Annual Family Day was a great success. Thanks to all the agencies, MDPS, and vendors who came out in support of our community. Nothing we do can be accomplished without “YOU”!

05/14/2026

We couldn’t let the evening end without posting one of our favorite challenges. The yellow team was tasked with making a Resident Recruitment video, and we all couldn’t help but smile at how great this video turned out. Good job, yellow team. And a big thank you to our wonderful MHA resident who had no idea she would be shooting a video today but said so many wonderful things about our agency and the place she calls home ❤️.

05/14/2026

The MHA staff participated in our annual team-building event, engaging in challenges and meaningful interactions with our residents. The activities included creating a video for prospective residents, producing a recruitment commercial, being human letters, and my favorite, distributing flowers to residents who the teams felt needed to be “seen” and appreciated. The event felt a sense of unity and it allowed us to grow alongside those we serve.

05/13/2026

“Building Communities by Making Connections”!! With the construction fence now down, the reopening of our community center is fast approaching. We are excited to plan community events, implement new programs, and linking residents to vital services. Stay tuned….

02/26/2026

Today we celebrate Katie Currin, the MHA Section 8 Coordinator, as we have to say a bittersweet farewell on her last day. Katie has accepted a full-time position with the US Military, and we couldn't be more proud of her new adventure, wishing her all the best and continued success. Congratulations on this phenomenal achievement, Katie - your dedication will be deeply missed, but your future shines bright.

02/12/2026

A few of our residents from the MHA Walking Club was able to get outdoors and enjoy this beautiful weather. Even the sweet puppy was happy to get in some exercise.

02/01/2026

The Morganton Housing Authority will be closed tomorrow due to the secondary road conditions and forecasted low temperatures. To prevent water lines from freezing, please take precautions by leaving faucets dripping and opening cabinet doors under sinks to allow warmth to circulate. Water line breaks are expected throughout our area, which will result in delayed repairs; your cooperation is greatly appreciated. We hope everyone stays safe and warm. Thank you

01/24/2026

01/23/2026

Here are our key messages for the upcoming winter storm from the Burke County Joint Information Center...

January 22, 2026

Burke County Enacts State of Emergency for Weekend Winter Storm. Residents Urged to Prepare
Key Messages

• The storm is now trending toward a sleet and freezing rain event, which significantly increases the likelihood of long-duration, widespread power outages. Residents should be prepared to be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours and must use generators and alternative heat sources safely.

• Electric vehicles may be difficult or impossible to charge during widespread power outages, and their battery performance drops sharply when temperatures fall below 35 degrees. Drivers should plan and avoid relying on public charging infrastructure during the storm.

• All Burke County Convenience Sites and Landfill will open at their regular time on Saturday, January 24th, but will close early at Noon.

• Burke County has issued a State of Emergency effective 8:00 a.m. Saturday to allow emergency measures, travel controls, and response resources to be implemented quickly as conditions deteriorate.

A Winter Storm Watch remains in effect for all of Burke County from Friday night through Monday afternoon.

01/01/2026