Independent Audit of All Housing Authority Programs (Request For Proposal)
Posted
Oct 12, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Independent audit of all housing authority programs.
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Posted
Oct 12, 2026
Oct 29, 2026
Independent audit of all housing authority programs.
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City
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Elizabeth
County
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Union
Phone Number
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(908)965-2400
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07202
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Elizabeth Housing Authority
The board addressed several administrative and operational items, including the review of the Executive Director's report regarding ongoing building projects and community engagement initiatives. Resolutions were passed to award contracts for third-party income verification, electrical supplies, plumbing repair services, and ventilation installation. The board also authorized the write-off of uncollectable tenant accounts and adopted a new Section 3 compliance policy. Additionally, the minutes record several actions taken via telephone polls, including the submission of management assessment program data, approval of construction change orders, and the engagement of services for painting vacant apartments.
The Board of Commissioners conducted a regular meeting to address several operational and financial matters. Key actions included the approval of bill payments and the adoption of the Executive Director's report, which covered project updates such as lobby renovations, engineering services, and HVAC system statuses. The Board discussed new policies regarding building naming conventions. Additionally, several contracts were awarded for various services, including apartment turnover, elevator maintenance, painting supplies, printing services, elevator renovations at Ford Leonard Towers, closet renovations at O'Donnell Dempsey, and HVAC and building renovations at the Administration Building and Community Center. The Board also addressed budget submissions for the upcoming fiscal year, amended purchase orders for security services, and approved change orders for window replacements.
The Board discussed the Executive Director's report, which included updates on mold remediation efforts, the ongoing construction project, lobby renovations, and various security and HVAC enhancements. The Board addressed old business concerning a plaque request for the Ford-Leonard Towers and discussed new business regarding food donations at various sites. Several resolutions were adopted, including authorizing a change to the board meeting schedule, certifying the fiscal year audit report, and awarding contracts for management software, tenant certification services, security guard services, and computer upgrades. Additionally, the Board approved a salary increase for senior staff, adopted the Annual/Five Year Plan for federal submission, and approved a funding agreement between the authority and tenant associations.
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