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Assistant community development director says HUD granted exception for school board role

3243730 · April 16, 2025
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Summary

Cindy, who serves as assistant director of community development and as a school board director, told commissioners she received an exception from HUD allowing her dual roles and clarified she will not participate in school-district-related county matters.

Cindy, who identified herself as assistant director of community development and as a school board director, told the Beaver County commissioners she had received an exception from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development that permits holding both roles.

"I serve in both those positions. But I wanted to share that there was just some clarity that wasn't that I did receive the exception from HUD that I I could not work I would not work with the, anything that involved with the school district," Cindy said.

Cindy asked for the clarification to prevent misunderstandings about her name or role on county documents. County staff confirmed that projects are presented to the board of commissioners via a spreadsheet of projects across the county and that the board, not the community development office, selects projects for action.

Ending: The clarification was presented during department head reports; no formal recusals, directions or votes were recorded in the transcript regarding Cindy's roles.