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What a housing officer does, who your local housing officer is and how to contact them.

What a housing officer does

We have around 60 housing officers who:

  • help council tenants understand what's expected of them as a tenant
  • talk to tenants at their pre-tenancy assessments and six weekly new tenant visits about what to expect from the council
  • make sure council properties are looked after and maintained
  • make sure tenants can get the right support if they have learning difficulties or physical or mental health issues
  • take enforcement action against tenants involved in anti-social behaviour or in breach of their tenancy conditions
  • work with other services such as the Police, Social Services and SARI to make sure tenants are safe and supported
  • work with tenants to apply for funding for projects to improve their community 

Who your local housing officer is

Every council property in the city has a housing officer.

spreadsheet Patch list to show who they are on your road (70 KB)

How to contact a housing officer

If you want to speak to your Housing Officer, call our Citizen Services Centre on 0117 922 2200, select option 2, then option 3.