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Housing authority ratifies five-year executive director contract and three-year MOA for nonunion staff
Summary
The board ratified a five-year contract for the executive director and approved a memorandum of agreement covering nonunion and grant-funded employees through March 30, 2028.
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The Fall River Housing Authority board on April 14 ratified a five-year employment contract for the executive director and approved a separate memorandum of agreement covering nonunion and grant-funded employees from April 21 to March 30, 2028.
The board motion to ratify the five-year contract for the executive director was made, seconded and approved with recorded “Aye” votes in the meeting. The transcript shows one commissioner raising concerns about salary equity and market comparisons but the board reported that the executive committee had discussed those concerns and the recommendation to ratify was unanimous among the commissioners present.
In a separate vote the board approved the memorandum of agreement with nonunion and grant employees covering the three-year term beginning April 21; that motion also passed with recorded “Aye” votes.
Why it matters: ratifying a multi-year contract and a multi-year MOA sets compensation terms and personnel rules for senior management and a defined group of employees, and it may affect future budget planning and salary-comparison work the board discussed.
Supporting details: the transcript records one commissioner saying they “felt conflicted” because they want to ensure employee salaries are fairly set across staff, and that market comparators suggested the executive director was underpaid; the board chair said those views were discussed in the executive committee before the vote. The transcript gives the nonunion MOA term as 04/21 to 03/30/28.

