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Seeking qualified development partner(s) to assist with the redevelopment of its public and affordable housing portfolio in Peoria, Illinois, including: Sterling Towers East & West — 185 units (elderly); River West — 102 units (family); Harrison Homes South — 151 units (family); Scattered Sites — 121 units (family); Various vacant sites owned or controlled by PHA and its affiliated nonprofit entities.
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City
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Peoria
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Peoria
Address
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100 S Richard Pryor Pl
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(309) 676-8736
Zip Code
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61605
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Peoria Housing Authority
This public notice details a significant amendment to the Peoria Housing Authority's Annual and/or Five Year Plan. The amendment proposes the demolition and/or disposition of 151 units and 22 buildings located at Harrison Homes South, selected for a Section 18 Application. The authority is providing a 45-day notice and inviting public comments, which will be presented to the Board of Commissioners before a vote on May 28, 2026.
The agenda for the Board of Commissioners meeting includes a Chief Executive Officer's report, as well as various departmental reports covering human resources, the housing choice voucher program, property operations, finance and accounting, IT and digital projects, resident engagement, and security. The meeting will also address old and new business, committee reports, and conclude with a closed session to discuss personnel matters, collective negotiations, real estate transactions, litigation, and review of closed session minutes.
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The 2026 Annual PHA Plan for the Peoria Housing Authority outlines strategic initiatives to address housing needs by maximizing affordable housing opportunities, leveraging mixed-finance redevelopment, and expanding housing choice vouchers. Key priorities include enhancing operational efficiency, ensuring financial stability, integrating technology, and strengthening compliance. The plan details strategies for rent determination based on HUD guidelines (HOTMA), improved asset management through redevelopment, modernization, and vacancy reduction efforts, and enhanced safety and crime prevention through upgraded surveillance, security personnel, and lighting. Additionally, it emphasizes resident engagement and self-sufficiency programs, such as Jobs Plus and ROSS, and incorporates a Designated Housing Plan for Sterling Towers to specifically serve elderly and disabled residents with tailored policies and supportive services.
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