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.
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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.
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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
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Provide Leadership
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Set and champion the mission of the PHA
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Make strategic decisions to ensure the financial solvency of the agency
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Speak up when concerns arise
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Provide Oversight
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Monitor the agency’s ability to meet statutory, regulatory, and contractual obligations
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Assure PHAs meet obligations on audit recommendations
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Approve internal controls to safeguard the agency’s assets
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Safeguard the financial integrity of the PHA, preventing fraud, waste, mismanagement, and abuse
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Approve, review, and monitor budgets, contracts, and other financial documents
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Conduct monthly reviews of budgets with actual expenses and revenues
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Ensure ethical, legal, and effective work performance
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Keep informed of subsidized housing industry rules and regulations
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