District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency

The board meeting focuses on the consideration of several key resolutions, including the Final Bond Resolution for the Jubilee ADMO project, the resolution for the 815 Building Redevelopment, and the resolution for the McKinney Act Extension for Wilhelmina Rolark. The agenda includes provisions to move into closed sessions to discuss negotiation strategies regarding these projects, followed by re-opening to the public for formal consideration of the resolutions. Additionally, the agenda covers other business and the Executive Director's report.

The Board of Directors meeting addressed the consideration and approval of a Supplemental Equity Investment for The Blake, formerly known as D. Street, including the review and consideration of DCHFA Resolution 2026-07 (G). The agenda also included a closed session for discussion, other business matters, and an Executive Director's report.

The Board of Directors held a closed session to deliberate on the Henson Ridge Phase II Apartments Final Bond. Following the closed session, the Board considered and approved DCHFA Final Bond Resolution No. 2026-01 for the rehabilitation of the Henson Ridge Phase II Apartments, which includes the construction of 178 units, renovation specifications, and resident relocation strategies. The Board also received an update from the Executive Director regarding the status of the Agency's headquarters building.

The Board conducted its annual meeting and elections, appointing a new Chair and Vice Chair. Following the elections, the Board held an executive session to discuss a procurement matter before returning to open session to approve a resolution awarding a contract to Creative Financial Staffing for temporary accounting services. The discussion regarding the contract included an overview of the competitive procurement process, the criteria used to evaluate candidates, and the rationale for the proposed hourly rate, as well as the contract duration and value.

The Board of Directors held a meeting that included closed sessions to discuss financial audits and the McKinney Act extensions, as well as the Agency's Investment Management Policy and Practices. The Board approved the extension of three McKinney Act pre-development loans for the Congress Heights Metro, 1232 Fourth Street, and Green Valley Apartments projects, involving approximately $2.5 million in funded loans. Additionally, the Chief Finance Officer presented a walk-through of the Agency's current investment policy statement, covering philosophy, standards of care, and objectives, with a target to review and approve the policy in the third quarter of fiscal year 2026.