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What Does The Board Do?

HAF has a five-member Board of Commissioners appointed by the Mayor that meets monthly, and as needed, to review and set policy for HAF.

Board meetings are open to the public. Meetings are held in-person in the HAF Offices the fourth Monday of each month at 6:30 P.M. No meeting is held in December.

Being named a commissioner is a great opportunity to serve your community, and with your appointment you have assumed significant responsibilities. The Board of Commissioners is the legally and financially responsible governing body of a PHA and the first line of accountability for the PHA’s performance.
What Boards of Commissioners Do

  • Provide Leadership

  • Set and champion the mission of the PHA

  • Make strategic decisions to ensure the financial solvency of the agency

  • Speak up when concerns arise

  • Provide Oversight

  • Monitor the agency’s ability to meet statutory, regulatory, and contractual obligations

  • Assure PHAs meet obligations on audit recommendations

  • Approve internal controls to safeguard the agency’s assets

  • Safeguard the financial integrity of the PHA, preventing fraud, waste, mismanagement, and abuse

  • Approve, review, and monitor budgets, contracts, and other financial documents

  • Conduct monthly reviews of budgets with actual expenses and revenues

  • Ensure ethical, legal, and effective work performance

  • Keep informed of subsidized housing industry rules and regulations

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