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Board adopts revised Affordable Housing Fund rules prioritizing deeper affordability and administrative review
Summary
Prince William County supervisors unanimously approved revisions to the Affordable Housing Fund policies that prioritize deeper affordability (targeting households at 30–50% AMI), add a standardized application worksheet (Appendix A), and give staff administrative authority to score and recommend loan awards to streamline the program.
The Prince William County Board of Supervisors on Feb. 3 unanimously adopted revised policies and guidelines for the county's Affordable Housing Fund, following a directive to align the program with best practices.
Joanie Duckett, director of housing, said staff consulted Loudoun County, refined scoring criteria to emphasize deep, long-term affordability (targeting households with 30–50% of area median income),…
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