Housing director: three emergency projects under way; Roscommon MOU renewal to be brought back July
Summary
Housing Director Hannelore Dysinger reported three emergency housing projects (one in Roscommon, two in Crawford), said program administration fees to Crawford County exceed $25,000, and will present an updated MOU with Roscommon County at the next meeting (current MOU expires July 31, 2026).
Housing Director Hannelore Dysinger told the board on June 11 that she is managing three emergency projects—one in Roscommon County and two in Crawford County—and is conducting environmental reviews tied to those projects. She reported completion of the Roscommon County audit and said administration fees Crawford County will receive total more than $25,000.
Dysinger said Roscommon County has asked to renew the memorandum of understanding under which Crawford County administers program income and emergency funds; the existing MOU expires July 31, 2026. She said she will present an updated MOU to the board at the next meeting. No county appropriation or binding action on the MOU was taken at the June 11 meeting.
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