Pleasantville Housing Authority

The meeting agenda includes the ratification of bills for January, a Secretary's report, and updates regarding HUD and the New Hope project. Key business items involve the consideration of resolutions for the emergency replacement of water heaters at the 140 N. Main Street building and the scheduling of an executive session.

The meeting agenda includes the ratification of bills for July and August 2022, a public session, and the Secretary's Report covering a HUD update and New Hope project. New business items involve the replacement of a compactor at 140 N. Main Street and a scheduled executive session.

The board agenda includes the ratification of bills for June 2021, the Secretary's report, and a HUD update. New business items involve approving second-year options for auditing, accounting, redevelopment legal, and architectural and engineering services. The board will also convene an executive session to address specific legal or personnel matters.

The Pleasantville Housing Authority's mission is to promote adequate and affordable housing, economic independence for its residents, and increase the value of its assets for long-term sustainability. The plan outlines key goals to increase the availability and quality of assisted housing, secure additional federal and non-federal funding, enhance the living environment, promote self-sufficiency and asset development for families, ensure equal opportunity in housing, and support efforts to end homelessness. These objectives guide the authority's operations and strategic direction over a five-year period.

The meeting agenda includes the ratification of bills from the previous month and the Secretary's Report, which covers unfinished business regarding a HUD update, New Hope initiatives, and MTW program status. New business items involve the approval of resolutions concerning the sale of obsolete assets and an executive session to discuss confidential matters. The meeting also includes a public session and financial reviews.