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Executive director reports staff promotions, HUD filing and $3,300 donation for senior concerts
Summary
The executive director reported internal promotions to property-management roles, confirmed unaudited financials were filed with HUD on time, announced a partnership with Greater Fall River Recreation for senior concerts and a $3,300 donation, and introduced an updated resident handbook and onboarding program for management staff.
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The housing authority’s executive director told the board that the agency promoted an internal candidate to associate director of property management and hired a temporary property manager to fill retirements, both promoted from within.
The director said the authority submitted unaudited financial statements to HUD on time and acknowledged staff including the finance director and fee accountant for their work. The authority will again partner with Greater Fall River Recreation to provide senior concerts and a lunches program at five family sites; the board noted a $3,300 donation to help defray the band cost for the senior concerts.
Staff also presented a revised public housing resident handbook intended as a quick-reference guide for new and active residents, and described an onboarding program for new management hires intended to standardize training across sites. The executive director acknowledged Kathleen Povar, the director of field operations, for leading the handbook and onboarding work. The director also offered condolences to assistant director Tim McCoy on a recent death in his family.
These items were presented as part of routine management reports and were accepted by the board as recorded in the meeting transcript at SEG 130–SEG 208.

