Will Rogers Courts

Will Rogers Courts is a public housing facility in Oklahoma City managed by the Oklahoma City Housing Authority and located at 1620 Heyman, with another management office over at 1700 Northeast Fourth Street. The place was built in 1937 by the WPA, mainly for low-income families and seniors. You'll see 354 apartments across 85 red-brick buildings, most being one story, but there are a few two-story ones, all resting on concrete slabs with shingle gabled roofs, small porches, and concrete steps out front, which the city's park department helped landscape. There are different apartment types like studios, one-bedrooms, two-bedrooms with one bath, and three-bedroom or townhouse units with one bath, spread out over 203,937 square feet. They aim to support both families and seniors by following public housing income and eligibility rules. Seniors can get resident services and use amenities like a laundry room, a community center, security lighting, and security patrols. There's 24-hour emergency maintenance, on-site help with repairs, and a drug and crime hotline. Utilities like water, natural gas, and refuse are provided by the Housing Authority, and there are family features like playgrounds. Will Rogers Courts keeps track of occupancy and rents over time, and management and property information can be found through real estate database platforms. It's part of the Oklahoma City - Inner City South area, and focuses on a supportive community for people who qualify. There aren't exact names available for every service or amenity, but you can count on core features for seniors and families under the public housing program.