City materials summarized housing authority activity and local economic development updates, documenting voucher issuances, assistance payments and homelessness prevention work.

The housing authority reported issuing 141 Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8) and assisting an average of 612 participants with over $9,000,000 in housing assistance payments. The city also said it supported 36 households through its homelessness prevention and rapid‑rehousing program and helped 19 households at risk of homelessness with security deposit assistance. City materials noted 128 households received legal aid or conflict-resolution assistance through the Fair Housing Foundation and that the city extended its homeless incentive program agreement for continued support.

Economic development items listed in the summary included private investments and new businesses around the city that the materials said will contribute to Norwalk’s economy: Tesla, Raising Cane's and Veterans Villas on San Antonio Drive were mentioned as investments, and the city pointed to openings in 2024 of Milagro Cinemas, Mountain Mike's Pizza and California Fish Grill.

The summary did not provide implementation dates, program budgets or contract details. Where transcript spelling was unclear, the article uses corrected, commonly accepted program names: "Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8)" for voucher references and "Fair Housing Foundation" for the legal‑assistance partner as referenced in city materials.

City staff also noted administrative improvements to development permitting and inspections intended to speed plan reviews, including an electronic submittal process, an in‑house plan checker and expansion to four building inspectors, but did not attach specific performance metrics beyond an asserted increase in review speed.