Diana Kollodziej Fiedler

This MTW Plan outlines Opportunity Home San Antonio's strategic direction, setting priorities for the next eleven years to achieve its 100th anniversary in 2037. Guided by a vision of compassionate, equitable, and vibrant communities where people thrive, the plan focuses on three key strategic goals: Housing (providing quality, affordable units by preserving, developing, acquiring, and financing at least 14,500 affordable units), Opportunities (creating collaborative partnerships, supporting residents, and engaging stakeholders), and Innovation (enhancing learning and service quality). The mission is to improve residents' lives by providing quality, affordable housing and building sustainable, thriving communities.

The board meeting agenda included a public hearing regarding Resolution 6933, followed by consideration and potential approval of several resolutions. These included acting as a General Partner and bond issuer for the Brickstone Flats transaction, transferring investor limited partner interest for the Emberstone Apartments, and authorizing the President and CEO to award specific housing-related grants and safety contracts exceeding $250,000. Additionally, the session included discussions on the Quarterly Financial Report, a Call Center as a Service update, the Quarterly Operations Report, and the President's report. A closed session was scheduled to address real estate matters and a litigation update, with various departmental reports provided for review.

The board meeting agenda included items regarding the authorization of the corporation as a General Partner and bond issuer for the Brickstone Flats transaction, and the authorization for the transfer of investor limited partner interest related to the Emberstone Apartments transaction.

The board meeting agenda includes an opportunity for public comment and a consent item for the consideration and approval of Resolution 26LVPFC-05-01. This resolution pertains to the authorization of the corporation to act as the General Partner and bond issuer for the Brickstone Flats transaction.

The board meeting focused on the introduction of three new staff members. Citizens raised concerns regarding property maintenance and security, specifically issues with pest control and the desire for greater transparency and accountability from the agency. The board discussed and approved resolutions concerning bond issuance and general partnership for the Brickstone Flats development, as well as the transfer of limited partner interest for the Emberstone Apartments transaction. Additionally, the board approved a resolution delegating authority to the President and CEO to award specific HUD housing and security grant-related contracts exceeding $250,000 to streamline procurement for these federally funded programs.