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Nov 7, 2026
Dec 1, 2026
Compaction and pressure grouting under and around a building.
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Nov 7, 2026
Dec 3, 2026
Purchase of pick-up truck.
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Nov 6, 2026
Dec 2, 2026
The Bethlehem Housing Authority will receive sealed bids for HVAC services at Lynfield and Parkridge until 12:00 PM, Wednesday, December 2nd, 2026 at which time all bids will be electronically opened. Contractors shall submit bids electronically on Pennbid. Contract documents, including specifications and/or drawings are available on the Pennbid website. Questions shall be directed to Curt Kichline at 484-239-0565. Additional information can be found at Bethlehemhousing.org. Bethlehem Housing Authority reserves the right to reject any or all bids or to waive any informalities or irregularities in the bids. BETHLEHEM HOUSING AUTHORITY John S Ritter Executive Director
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City
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Bethlehem
County
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Lehigh
Address
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645 Main St
Phone Number
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(610) 865-8300
Zip Code
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18018
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Bethlehem Housing Authority
The meeting addressed various operational and financial matters, including the review of the financial report and Section 8 funding utilization metrics. Updates were provided regarding the Choice Neighborhoods initiative, the Gateway development project funding gap, and local community safety concerns. The Executive Director reported on procurement plans for maintenance contracts, foundation stabilization work for a property sinkhole, and progress on pest control efforts. Additionally, reports were presented on upcoming community giveaway events and tenant council activities. The board formally approved revisions to the Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy and lease agreements to comply with federal requirements, and authorized the write-off of vacated tenant accounts.
The board reviewed financial reports, including the Section 8 utilization report and budget variances. Discussion took place regarding the Fair Market Rent standards and future funding strategies for projects. The board also received updates on the Choice Neighborhoods grant progress, various property inspections including INSPIRE, and planned stabilization work for sinkhole-affected units. Community initiatives were highlighted, particularly food distribution services and youth engagement programs. Additionally, the board approved amendments to employee benefits, specifically regarding personal, vacation, and sick days, and addressed public concerns regarding property access and landscaping contracts.
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The board reviewed the financial and Section 8 utilization reports, noting favorable variances in expenses and deferred rental income. Updates were provided on the upcoming REAC inspection of the Marvine Development, staffing needs, and community events such as the annual carnival and park dedication. Significant discussion took place regarding the status of the Choice Neighborhood initiative, including funding challenges and potential financing alternatives. Resolutions were passed to renew employee health insurance and to conditionally award Project-Based Vouchers to the Gateway 4th Project. Additionally, the board discussed establishing a formal conflict of interest recusal procedure and addressed public safety concerns raised by residents of the Litzenberger House.
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