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Habitat for Humanity seeks $30,000 to support Madison Woods homeownership project
Summary
Habitat for Humanity asked Jefferson County for $30,000 to back the Madison Woods project, described as a partnership with a private developer and the City of Madison that could create up to 10 homeownership opportunities over five years.
Shelby Wilson, executive director of Habitat for Humanity, requested $30,000 from the county to support the Madison Woods project, a partnership the transcript describes as involving a private developer and the City of Madison. Wilson said the project could create as many as 10 homeownership opportunities over the next five years.
The transcript records the request and the project description but contains no formal county action. The proposal was presented as a multi‑year housing initiative that would require collaboration between Habitat, a developer and municipal partners.
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