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Director reports HUD logo removal, caseload figures and planned code updates
Summary
The commission's director told commissioners at the Sept. 8 monthly meeting that HUD has asked local fair-housing entities to stop using the HUD logo because HUD lacks staff capacity to review materials, and staff removed or privatized some materials as a result.
The commission's director told commissioners at the Sept. 8 monthly meeting that the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development has asked local fair-housing entities to stop using the HUD logo on materials because HUD does not have staff capacity to review and approve such use.
"Because they don't have sufficient staff to do that, they are asking that everyone discontinue using the HUD logo on their materials because they don't want the appearance that things that we are putting out there are we're speaking on behalf of HUD," the director said. As a result, staff said the office removed HUD-marked posters and made several conference videos private while they edit or remove HUD references.
The director also…
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