The Board discussed the organization's financial position, specifically focusing on the FY 2027 budget development and current shortfalls in the Section 8 program. Management reports regarding occupancy and maintenance were reviewed. The Board voted on an exemption to the personnel policy regarding the Executive Director's vacation accrual. Extensive new business was conducted regarding the Walkling Court Redevelopment Project, where the Board approved resolutions to secure financing, management structures, and redevelopment plans. Additionally, the Board authorized the formation of MHA Riverside LLC, designated authorized signatories, and ratified all associated actions.
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Medford Housing Authority Annual PHA Plan 2026-2027
The Medford Housing Authority's Annual PHA Plan outlines its operational policies, programs, and services to address the housing needs of low-, very low-, and extremely low-income families. Key strategies include comprehensive renovations and repositioning of housing assets to increase units and accessibility, exploring future development options for various properties, and ensuring efficient management of waiting lists and Section 8 programs. The plan also details the implementation of policies related to the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), covering notification, documentation, and confidentiality protocols to protect victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking across its Public Housing and Housing Choice Voucher programs.
Apr 16, 2026·Board meeting
Medford Housing Authority Regular Meeting
The board reviewed the agency-wide operating statement for the current fiscal year and discussed the Executive Director's report, which included updates on modernization funds, the Walkling Court redevelopment, Section 8 Program status, public housing vacancies, mural projects, resident services, and emergency fire pump replacement costs. Key business actions included authorizing contracts for the Willis Avenue Phase III Envelope Modernizations and the Walkling Court Redevelopment project, as well as approving a Capital Fund Program amendment. Additionally, the board held discussions regarding a potential dedication for a deceased former commissioner and the selection of a representative for the Community Preservation Committee.
