Liberty County court approves housing authority certification aligning PHA plan with county strategy
Summary
The commissioners approved a certification allowing the Liberty County Housing Authority to align its annual and five-year PHA plans with the county strategic plan; LCHA director said the agency serves roughly 238245 families.
The Liberty County Commissioners Court voted to approve a certification that confirms the Liberty County Housing Authority—s (LCHA) annual and five-year public housing agency (PHA) plans align with the county—s broader strategic plan.
Stephanie Berry, executive director of the Liberty County Housing Authority, told the court the form (the 577 SL referenced in the packet) confirms how LCHA's goals and strategies align with the county plan chapters, including outreach to landlords and efforts to expand service to communities beyond the county seat. Berry said the authority currently serves "about 238 to 245 families" and described outreach measures to recruit landlords across the county.
Berry said the certification is a paperwork step that allows the judge to sign on behalf of the county to indicate agreement between the PHA plan and the county—s consolidated strategy. The judge told the court she preferred transparency and wanted the certification to come before the court before signing.
The court approved the motion to grant the judge authority to sign the certification; commissioners voted in favor by voice vote. No opposing votes were recorded in the meeting record.
The action enables the housing authority to proceed with its planned outreach and program priorities described in the packet and supports coordination between LCHA and county development efforts.
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