Madera County

The Housing Authority of the City of Madera (HACM) is dedicated to providing affordable and safe housing options for low to moderate-income individuals and families, as well as those facing homelessness. With a range of programs, including Public Housing and the Housing Choice Voucher Program, HACM aims to enhance the living conditions and opportunities for its residents. HACM manages a variety of housing units, including apartments and single-family homes, and administers numerous vouchers to facilitate access to private rental markets. Additionally, the authority offers specialized housing solutions, such as the Pomona Ranch Housing Center and Farm Labor Housing, to meet the diverse needs of the community. Generated from the website

HistoryThe Madera District Chamber of Commerce can trace its beginnings back to 1911, originally known as the Madera County Chamber of Commerce incorporated on October 24, 1911. The current Madera District Chamber of Commerce became incorporated under the laws of the State of California by filing its Articles of Incorporation through the State of California Secretary of State's office on the 9th day of October, 1970.SpecialtiesThe mission of the Madera District Chamber of Commerce is to support a diverse regional economy by promoting a thriving business environment that contributes to our community's quality of life. We are a voluntary organization representing all segments of the business community with the potential for marshaling the energies and efforts of its membership toward the accomplishment of common goals for a better community. The Madera District Chamber of Commerce strives to endorse a strong local economy, represent and advocate on behalf of business, provide opportunities for enhancing business connections and promote our community.

Madera County Board of Supervisors, a part of Madera County, operates as a legislative and executive governing body. Located in Madera, Calif., the board enacts ordinances and rules, determines County policies, supervises the activities of County departments, prepares annual budgets and fixes salaries. It is responsible for handling issues related to Madera County Flood Control, Water Conservation Agency, the maintenance district and service areas responsible for roads, lighting, sewer, water, fire and recreation. The board also addresses issues relating to low interest disaster loans, master contracts and various applications.