Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Doryan Campo’s organization
Dec 17, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Allentown Housing Authority Regular Board Meeting
The meeting addressed several resolutions, notably the approval of the Operating Budget for CG3 for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2026. Public commentary focused on difficulties faced by waiting list applicants, including long wait times and poor communication from staff, which the Executive Director committed to reviewing with the Director of Compliance. Updates were provided on the Little Lehigh Phase II project, which awaits a reservation letter from PHFA before proceeding to design development. Financial reports for October were reviewed and approved, and the upcoming audit draft presentation was noted for the January meeting. Communication reports included updates on the 428 N. 6th Street Project, which is expected to be ready for bid advertisement in January 2026, and final wrap-up of exterior maintenance projects. The Director of Social Services highlighted holiday events and community donations. The HCV Reports indicated a SEMAP score of 100% with 89% rent collection. New business included a directive for staff to familiarize themselves with recently rescinded federal guidance regarding criminal screening for housing applicants. The board convened in and later adjourned from an executive session concerning a personnel matter.
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The board discussed a proposal from the Black Heritage Association LV to acquire laptops through a grant for an internet center. The board approved the Tuition Reimbursement Policy, a contract for Central Park Landscape Enhancements, and contracts for Scattered Site Homeownership Phase II Rehab. The financials for August were reviewed, and reports were given on exterior building and landscape upgrades, scholarship recipients, and the Scattered Site Homeownership Program. The HCV Reports were reviewed, noting vacancy rates and rent collection. The transitioning of EHV families to HCV was discussed, along with a software plug-in for the transition. Assistance with obtaining documents for a grant award and tenant eviction matters was mentioned.
Aug 27, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Allentown Housing Authority Regular Board Meeting
The meeting included discussions and actions on several key areas. The Boys and Girls Club contract for 2025-2026 was approved, and the staff was thanked for their presentation. There was a discussion regarding funding cuts impacting the housing authority and a proposal for the Boys and Girls Club to cover some costs, such as utilities. The Tuition Reimbursement Policy was reviewed, and it was recommended that a new form be included with the resolution, stating it as an amendment to the current policy. The Board also discussed writing off uncollectable accounts for port-in vouchers for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024. Updates were provided on the 428 N. 6th Street project, Bridgeside Estates Phase II, and the NSA Montrone Project. The recent REAC Inspections at Gross Towers and Towers East were mentioned, and staff was congratulated on their recent SEMAP score of 100. Projects such as Central Park upgrades and the 516 W. Gordon St property were discussed, along with a back-to-school event at Cumberland Gardens. The HCV Reports were reviewed, and the voucher report was briefly discussed, including the transitioning of EHV families to HCV.
Jul 23, 2025·BoardMeeting
Board
Allentown Housing Authority Regular Board Meeting
The Board meeting included discussions and resolutions regarding the Scattered Sites SAC Application for disposition of 5 units for affordable homeownership, the write-off of uncollectable accounts for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024, and awarding a contract for Scattered Site Homeownership Phase I Rehabilitation. The Homeownership Program, its bidding process, qualifications, and income limits were reviewed. Financials for June were presented, along with a preliminary FASS/MASS score. Updates were provided on the 428 N. 6th Street project, Bridgeside Estates Phase II, and the Allentown Blueprint Communities.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
