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Smithfield Housing Authority Launches New Responsive Website

Date Posted: 05/30/2023
Category: SHA News

The Smithfield Housing Authority now has a new responsive website - SmithfieldHousingNC.org.

Our new responsive website allows site visitors to easily navigate the website no matter what device is used for viewing (desktop, laptop, tablet, smartphone).

Our website is designed to provide business transparency for our families, commissioners, business partners, community stakeholders, and the general public.

Some of the features/functions on our new site include:

Housing Properties Map - Check out Affordable Housing properties available through the Voucher program on the interactive embedded Google map

Additional pages include Careers, Housing Programs, Maintenance, Resources, Residents, and Staff.

All residents and the general public are encouraged to visit our site often; we update monthly with new information that will benefit all.

Brooks Jeffrey Marketing Inc. based in Mountain Home, Arkansas, was awarded the contract for the new responsive website. Brooks Jeffrey offers customized integrated marketing solutions to Housing Authorities across the USA. Established in 1984, Brooks Jeffrey Marketing provides integrated marketing solutions: advertising, branding, photography, public relations, promotional items, websites & social media campaigns to businesses, government entities & non-profits throughout the USA. (www.BrooksJeffrey.com)

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