Hanover Housing Authority

The Hanover Housing Authority is dedicated to providing decent, safe, sanitary, and affordable housing to eligible individuals and families.

Highland Haven was built in 1968 on ground owned by Butch Bruna . The current board is President Robert Lohse, Vice President Patsy Shrontz, Board members, Karen Rettig, Mary Lou Richter, Joyce Bruna, and Leonard Doebele. Current Executive Director is Nicole Luppen, and Head Maintenance is Duane Bruna. 

The Housing has a total of 18 units of which four are 2 bedroom sized, thirteen are 1 bedroom sized, and 1 unit is handicap accessible. The Housing is classified as a PHA (Public Housing Authority). We do not do section 8's or the voucher system.  HHA sports a commons area which includes an office, a gathering area, maintenance shop, and laundry facility. The housing has maintained the property with energy efficient up-grades and amenities.  HHA is located close to the schools, ball fields, the pool and businesses in the community.  HHA does not discriminate tenants or employees.   Hanover Housing is located across the street from the Kloppenberg Center which hosts many events for the elderly.

Hanover community amenities: 

Hanover schools are recognized by the state as a high academic achieving schools. The school is also recognized for its outstanding competitive accomplishments in extracurricular activities. Among these are state championships and medals in sports, business, forensics, and more...

A community hospital with 24 hour ambulance service, and long-term care and facilities. 

Many churches provide spiritual needs and guidance.