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Board approves minutes, plans, audit and management reports; meets in closed session on executive director

5778085 · September 17, 2025
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Summary

During the meeting the board approved minutes, financial reports, administrative plans, the annual audit and management reports, then convened a closed session under Virginia code to discuss the executive director's performance and later reaffirmed support for the executive director.

The Harrisonburg Housing Authority board recorded multiple procedural votes and a closed-session personnel discussion during the meeting.

Votes: The board approved the meeting minutes, financial reports, administrative plans that completed a 45-day public comment period, the annual audit and the management reports. For each motion the transcript records the chair calling for "All in favor, say aye" and responses of "Aye" and "None opposed." No opposition was recorded on these actions in the public transcript.

Administrative plans: Staff had opened a 45-day public-comment period on administrative plans, the annual plan and a five-year plan and reported no substantive comments to date; the board voted to approve the plans as presented and agreed to include any comments received before final submittal.

Audit: The board received the annual audit, was told there were no findings and approved the audit for submittal to HUD.

Closed session and personnel: The board moved into closed session "to discuss the performance and employment of specific local government personnel relating to the executive director position as authorized by Virginia State Code 2.2-3711(A)(1)." The motion to convene closed session and the subsequent certification motion on returning to open session were made and seconded; a roll call was taken in the transcript. After returning to open session the chair publicly stated the board's support for Executive Director Michael's continued service.

Why it matters: These procedural approvals finalize the authority's plans and financial statements for external submission and preserve confidentiality for personnel matters as allowed by state law.

The meeting adjourned after the closed session certification and concluding procedural motions.