Mesa Grande Indian Housing Authority (MGIHA)

The Mesa Grande Indian Housing Authority was established in 1994 to administer and manage the affairs of the two tribal housing developments located in Black Canyon: Phase I, built in 1994; and Phase II, built in 1999, utilizing federal Housing and Urban Development (HUD) grants. The Housing Authority consists of a five-member Board of Commissioners and operates under tribal ordinance.

The tribe’s housing assets and infrastructure include 22 homes with 3, 4 and 5 bedrooms, an independent water system with multiple hydrant access, bridge, baseball field, and basketball court, are also located at the facilities. The offices are located in the fire station at 27000 Black Canyon Road. The offices can be reached at 760-782-9144 or FAX 760-782-9029

Housing Application can be found here:

Mesa Grande Indian Housing Rental Application (will open in new tab)

Please see the following link for any Rental Unit Announcements

Members of the Housing Board of Commissioners are:

Chairperson– Diane LaChusa
Vice Chairperson – Louie Guassac
Secretary- Patricia Martinez
Treasurer – Juanita Feldman
Commissioner – Marion Romero
Housing Committee Liaison- Tony Gumataotao

Housing Authority Staff:

Housing Director – Danielle LaChusa
Maintenance- Michael LaChusa
Maintenance- Robert Dominguez