For more than 30 years, Lindsay Apartments has provided a safe place to call home for some of the city’s hardest-working people with the lowest household income. We will strive to continue this for our community for the next 30 years and beyond.
Lindsay Apartments community likes to think of itself as a little family. Residents know they are welcome to come into the office with questions or concerns or just to say “Hi” and tell the staff how they are doing.
The community room is open to residents to gather and play games, watch movies or have a place to come in and get out of the heat. There is also a computer room with five desktop computers and printers for the residents to use whenever necessary.
The staff strives to give the residents a place to feel safe and takes pride in their work to make sure everyone here is happy to call Lindsay Apartments their home.
Management walks the property daily to ensure that the grounds are kept clean and that the property is well maintained.
Every year, management plans the budgets for the following year. When doing so, they look for things to improve or upgrade the property. It could be installing new countertops, new flooring, or, for instance, new furniture and appliances for the community room in the most recent budget. Staff always looks for ways to improve the property and ensure the residents are happy.
The 24/7 on-site maintenance staff work hard to make sure any calls they receive are taken care of in a timely manner to ensure that everything is fully functional and working correctly for the valued residents.
One of the great things about the management company, The Michaels Organization, is that it offers residents college scholarships every year. It allows students looking to further their education an opportunity to do so. This past year, Lindsay Apartments had two residents awarded scholarships.
Lindsay Apartments works with Better Tomorrows, which works with community partners to facilitate impactful social services and community programs for seniors, adults, and children living in affordable housing communities. The program is designed to help with academic support, financial literacy, health, wellness and nutrition, job readiness, occupational wellness and stability, and social and community engagement.