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Residents ask whether city should replace private manager; council outlines HUD contingency and notes demographic shift at Green Ridge House
Summary
During the budget work session a resident questioned the ~ $80,000 management fee paid to a private contractor and suggested the city employ on‑site staff; council and staff also discussed demographic changes at the property and short‑ and long‑term contingencies if HUD funding is reduced.
A resident raised questions at the Greenbelt City Council budget work session about the property’s management contract and demographic representation among Green Ridge House residents, and staff outlined short‑term contingency options if federal HUD funding is reduced.
Why it matters: The management arrangement and potential HUD funding changes affect how the property is run, how much the city pays for management and whether local reserves would need to be tapped for continued services.
A resident urged the council to examine the property management contract and asked why a contractor collects what the resident described as "80,000 plus in…
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