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Wayne County marks Fair Housing Month; Realtors emphasize nondiscrimination
Summary
The board adopted a Fair Housing Month proclamation marking 58 years of the Federal Fair Housing Act; Chris Fahy and Deanna Mazzotta said nondiscrimination in housing markets remains important in Pike and Wayne counties.
Wayne County commissioners adopted a Fair Housing Month proclamation with representatives from the Pike/Wayne Association of Realtors in attendance.
Chris Fahy said the proclamation "celebrates 58 years of the Federal Fair Housing Act being approved by Congress" and thanked the county for recognizing the milestone. Deanna Mazzotta, representing the Pike/Wayne Realtors Association Board of Directors, told the board that nondiscrimination in the housing market is important in Wayne and Pike counties.
The motion to adopt the proclamation passed unanimously. The minutes do not record specific local enforcement actions or new programs tied to the proclamation.
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