Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Clarksville Housing Authority.
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Provide pest control services.
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Smart lock access control for public housing units.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
Clarksville
County
The county where this buyer is located.
Montgomery
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
721 Richardson St
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(931) 647-2303
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
37041
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Clarksville Housing Authority
The meeting included updates on staff, the State of Tennessee Audit, and CHA's high performer label for FY22 by HUD. Asset management updates covered vacancy and leasing, noting challenges with area and unit preferences, and security deposit collection. Resident services reported on tutoring at The Nurture House, donations from Yaipak and Christ the Healer Church, and Easter Baskets from the Department of Children's Services. The tax credit application was submitted on April 5th, 2024. The Resident Services Committee discussed a meeting with the mayor regarding community streets, grants for storm doors, food boxes for residents, upcoming events, Matthew Walker Clinic's services, and photos of unit turnaround processes. Organizations may rent office space to provide community services.
The board meeting included updates on operations, asset management, resident services, and financials. Discussions covered the transformation of the CHA, addressing physical needs of properties, operational functions, redevelopment plans for Lincoln Homes and Summit Heights, and resident engagement programs. Challenges included addressing unit conditions and the limited supply of Low-Income Tax Credits. Successes included reorganizing the CHA, increasing rent collections, purging the public housing waitlist, aligning a development team for Lincoln Homes, and developing a certified property management team. Health and safety were addressed through NSPIRE inspections and monthly safety meetings. The waitlist was opened and closed in November 2024. The board also discussed upcoming management and maintenance activities, the CHA schedule for December 2024 and January 2025, and resident service updates.
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The meeting included staff updates, such as celebrating birthdays and work anniversaries, and congratulations to staff who completed COSP training. The audit, completed in February 2024, had no current findings after reviewing tenant files, financial records, and property management processes. Updates were provided on the State of TN Audit and Concord Garden Audit, with all files submitted. A vacancy update indicated move-outs due to nonpayment of rent or abandonment, while the leasing update mentioned families ready to be leased and efforts to update the waitlist. Resident service updates included the Spring Clean Up, Fun Fridays with the Roller Derby, a Poster Contest, First Time Homebuyers Program, and The Nurture House Group. The Development Update covered meetings with THDA Directors, a THDA Housing Trust Fund Webinar, the Tennessee Housing Conference, and discussions on building affordable housing in unaffordable markets, cost burdens, and the Tax Credit Application.
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