Flaws found in current voucher program, expert says

Low-income families on a waitlist for housing choice vouchers might wonder if their name will ever be called.

Valley families on long waitlists could end up waiting several months or more, said Drew P. Schaffer of the William E. Morris Institute for Justice in Phoenix.

The housing choice voucher program, funded by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, is available for low-income individuals and families to provide safe and affordable housing.

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