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Community Events
As a proud member of the Frederick community, the Housing Authority of the City of Frederick (HACF) is working to build stronger stable communities within our neighborhoods. We strive to bridge diversity and unify the Frederick community through our different events. These events are a reflection of the dedication and teamwork of the HACF staff and residents'.
Current Community Events
Tax Preparation
File your taxes for free and get your refund faster. The Volunteer Income Tax Assistant (VITA) program offers free tax assistance to help low to moderate income taxpayers (generally $50,000 and below) file their tax return. Read more...
Computer Classes
Free computer classes are being offered at the William O. Lee Jr. Computer Learning Center (CLC). Read more...
Community Events Archive
Come Celebrate With Us...
The Grand Opening for the Bernard W. Brown Community Center and the dedication of Lord Nickens Street. Read more...
"Let’s Learn Something New" 2009 Back to School Fair
The HACF hosted its 2nd annual "Lets Learn Something New" Back to School Fair. Read more...
U.S. Census Bureau
In 2010, the Census Bureau wants to ensure that everyone is counted. We are developing partnerships with state, local, and tribal governments, community-based organizations, faith-based groups, schools, businesses, the media, and others. Read more...
Voter's Registration
Get out and vote because your vote matters! Learn how you can get involved in the primary and/or general election. Read more...
Catoctin Health Fair
The Catoctin Health Fair was a huge success in 2008! The Catoctin residents greatly appreciate all the exhibitors and all the information that was distributed. Read more...
In the Street
This year, the Housing Authority of the City of Frederick (HACF) was involved with the In The Street community event in downtown Frederick. We look forward to seeing you next year! Read more...
"We Care" Health Fair
The "We Care" Health Fair was first put together in 2007 to identify health problems and gaps in services which have contributed to a decline in health for the residents of our communities. Read more...
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