Sue Rodrigo

The Board of Commissioners discussed various administrative and financial reports, including updates on the Executive Director position, financial statements, and housing programs. Resolutions were proposed and approved to reauthorize the investment policy, approve the use of administrative fee reserves for Rancho Sierra Senior Apartments, and approve a loan from general fund reserves to the same facility. The board also addressed the appointment of a new Executive Director, reviewed various capital projects, and held a closed session to discuss litigation and real property negotiations.

This 5-Year Public Housing Authority (PHA) Plan outlines the mission, goals, and objectives for serving low-income, very low-income, and extremely low-income families within its jurisdiction. The plan focuses on being a leader in providing affordable housing opportunities through development, acquisitions, and partnerships. Key strategic goals include expanding and preserving the supply of assisted housing, improving its quality and safety, increasing housing choices, and promoting self-sufficiency among residents. Additionally, the plan aims to ensure equal opportunity, enhance the perception of Public Housing and the PHA, and effectively manage both Section 8 tenant-based assistance and Public Housing programs.