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Board approves $44,751 in state housing aid and appoints HRA member
Summary
The Stevens County Board of Commissioners approved a $44,751 allocation from 2026 State Affordable Housing Aid to the Stevens County HRA for single‑family home development and appointed Mackensie Rohloff to the HRA to represent the City of Hancock through July 31, 2027.
The Stevens County Board of Commissioners on March 17 approved a $44,751 allocation from the 2026 State Affordable Housing Aid (SAHA) to the Stevens County Housing and Redevelopment Authority to support single‑family home development. Jessica Kirwin, the HRA executive director, asked the board to authorize the funding and the board approved the allocation by voice vote.
Kirwin also requested the board appoint Mackensie Rohloff to the Stevens County HRA to fill the remaining term of retiring board member Bruce Malo. The board appointed Rohloff to represent the City of Hancock; the term was recorded as ending July 31, 2027.
The allocation and appointment were approved with all members voting aye. No further conditions or funding breakdowns were provided at the meeting.
The board handled these items during its regular business session; no public comment specific to the allocation or appointment was included in the transcript. The HRA update and requests were first raised in the March 17 meeting and approved on the same day.
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