Public documents that mention Charles E. Woodyard.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
Housing Authority Of The City Of Daytona Beach Minutes
The board discussed several items, including an update on the 2024 agency audit and the ongoing development projects in Midtown. The commission adopted the Fiscal Year 2027 Operating Budget and elected new Board officers. Reports were reviewed regarding monthly financials, resident services, and operations, including upcoming NSPIRE inspections and a new strategic initiative called RISE. The board also discussed potentially changing the meeting day and time and addressed CEO comments concerning strategic planning and agency redirection.
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The board discussed several operational and financial matters, including the recognition of long-term staff and updates on the status of ongoing audits. Real estate development discussions focused on interactions with the City Manager regarding property sales and redevelopment. The board approved a resolution authorizing the sale of vacant business park property. Financial reviews covered the current operating budget, performance data, and strategies to address operational losses. Additionally, the board reviewed resident services reports, including updates on job training programs, and discussed operational challenges related to unit waitlists and residency preferences.
May 6, 2026·Board meeting
Housing Authority of the City of Daytona Beach Special Board Meeting
The board conducted a tour and subsequent discussion regarding the ongoing renovation of several Low-Income Housing Tax Credit properties. The discussion focused on the progress of capital improvements, including scope increases and the quality of interior finishes at properties such as Pine Haven, Lakeside, and Halifax. The board also addressed strategies for long-term property maintenance, pest control, and potential future aesthetic enhancements such as perimeter fencing and landscaping.
Feb 20, 2026·Board meeting
Regular Board Regular Meeting
The meeting featured an introduction of an FSS program graduate and a report on the Leadership Team Retreat, which included the development of preliminary business plans and updates on asset repositioning. The Board received an audit update regarding outstanding items for the 2024 and 2025 fiscal years, discussed real estate development, and authorized the submission of an amendment to the Annual Plan concerning the demolition of Caroline Village. Furthermore, the meeting included a detailed financial report, presentations on resident services and agency operations, and a closed executive session regarding pending litigation.
