Banking, Investment, & Financial Services (Request for Proposal)
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Sep 8, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
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Posted
Sep 8, 2026
Oct 20, 2026
Banking, Investment, & Financial Services.
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City
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Reno
County
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Washoe
Address
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1525 E 9th St
Phone Number
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(775) 329-3630
Zip Code
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89512
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Reno Housing Authority
The board meetings covered several key items, including the approval of updates to the Homeless Prevention Program (HPP) Administrative Plan, such as renaming funding sources, removing security deposit activity references, and modifying motel assistance criteria. The board also discussed and approved donations from contingency funds, the adoption of a joint resolution regarding the governance of the Housing Authority as a regional housing entity, and the creation of the Truckee Meadows Community Land Trust LLC. Additionally, the board approved a disposition and development agreement for the Golden Valley Homeownership Project, authorized a budget for the adaptive reuse and renovation of the Paradise Plaza building, and reviewed the draft FY2027 operating budget. Other business included an update on agency activities and labor relations discussions regarding collective bargaining agreements.
The board meeting addressed several key agenda items, including the approval of write-offs for tenant and landlord accounts receivable across Section 8, Low-Rent Public Housing, and unaided properties. The board also formalized the FY27 annual operating budget, approved Resolution 26-07-06 RH regarding the board's voluntary resignation, and authorized funds for predevelopment expenses and the Golden Valley Homeownership Project. Additionally, the board approved an agency agreement for property management services, a new Collective Bargaining Agreement, and a Cost of Living Adjustment (COLA) for non-represented positions.
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This document outlines the Housing Authority of the City of Reno's FY 2027 MTW Annual Plan, focusing on strategies to provide fair, sustainable, and quality housing for low-income families. Key goals include increasing affordable housing, strengthening community integration, utilizing data for decision-making, fostering economic opportunities to break cycles of poverty, and promoting health and wellness among residents. The plan details proposed and ongoing Moving to Work (MTW) activities designed to streamline operations, enhance self-sufficiency, and ensure cost-effectiveness, complemented by non-MTW objectives to address diverse resident needs through comprehensive services and skill-building programs.
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