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Stevens County allocates $44,751 in state housing aid, appoints Hancock representative to HRA
Summary
The board approved allocation of $44,751 in 2026 state affordable housing aid to the Stevens County Housing and Redevelopment Authority for single‑family development, and appointed Mackenzie Roloff to finish a Hancock‑area HRA term through 07/31/2027.
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Jessica Kerwin, executive director of the Stevens County Housing and Redevelopment Authority, updated the board on recent grant work and local housing projects and requested allocation of 2026 state affordable housing aid.
Kerwin said Prairie Vista was not funded this round and staff are debriefing with funders and reapplying to the Federal Home Loan Bank and Minnesota Housing (deadlines noted in the packet). She gave a progress update on a rehabbed house and said staff will post applications for qualifying homebuyers once the property is complete.
The board approved an allocation of $44,751 in state affordable housing aid to the Stevens County HRA for single‑family home development. After the sale of rehabs, Kerwin said proceeds will return to local housing funds under the county’s reporting approach.
The board also appointed Mackenzie Roloff to fill the remainder of Bruce Malo’s term on the Stevens County Housing and Redevelopment Authority board, with the term ending 07/31/2027. The appointment was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
Why it matters: The allocation funds local single‑family development efforts in small communities in the county and preserves a funding flow intended for affordable home production.
What’s next: HRA staff will proceed with the projects and report on application results and sales as projects move to completion.

