More than 70 years ago, this nation committed itself to providing a decent home and suitable living environment for all Americans. To date, this promise has not been fully realized. With renewed public support and enlightened leadership, we are committed to reestablishing this objective as a national priority.
We believe this is a critical national objective that can only be met through an unwavering federal commitment; an ongoing ability on the part of state and local government to fill in the gaps created by the limits of federal assistance; a dedicated, mission-driven not-for-profit community, and a forward-thinking private sector.
Today, 15.6 million households pay more than half of their income for housing; homeless estimates are nearly 750,000.
Safe, decent and affordable housing is pivotal in our society—beyond providing basic shelter, it positively impacts the economy and improves the quality of our environment.
Over the years, the public and private sectors have learned much about the cost-effective provision of affordable housing. Together we know what works, what does not work, and why, yet unmet housing needs in our communities persist. Each in our own way, using the resources available to us, we recommit ourselves today to a national goal of meeting the housing needs of all Americans.
To sign on to the petition, please click on "Comments" below and leave a comment with your name, zip code, address and, if you wish, organization. The signers will eventually be compiled into hard copy format and delivered to members of Congress. If you have any questions, please contact Mary Barron at mbarron -at- nahro.org.
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Community Alternatives
St. Louis, Missouri
Lanitha Hudson, City of Virginia Beach Department of Housing and Neighborhood Preservation, 2424 Courthouse Drive, Building 18A, Virginia Beach, VA 23456
Deborah Herene
Senior Public Housing Manager
Pittsfield Housing Authority
65 Columbus Ave
Pittsfield MA 01201
The Winchester Housing Authority in Northwest Connecticut had 5 individuals on its waiting list in 2000. Today it has 126. Some will wait years, others will die waiting. Can't we get our pride back by supporting our fellow man? A little bit of housing will go a long way towards dignity.
Fred Newman,
Executive Director
Pamela Eichler
Please support affordable housing for all Americans.
Thomas Hassell
Executive Director
Housing Authoity of the
City of Las Cruces & Dona
Ana County
Karen S. Boysen
Alliance Housing Authority
Alliance, Nebraska
As a single mother of four I say we all need jump on board and lend a hand to those in need of safe shelter. Keep up the fight for low income Housing.
Nancy Daly
Receptionist
Pittsfield Housing Authority
65 Columbus Ave
Pittsfield MA 01201
Mary A. Goldade
Watertown Housing Authority
Evan L. Deadmond
Evan L. Deadmond
Marion County Housing Authority
Centralia IL. 62801
William A. Holloway
Decatur (AL) Housing Authority
It is time to renew our nation's commitment to develop and preserve affordable housing for families and elderly individuals of low income. The lack of decent, safe and sanitary housing is shameful. We strongly support the Housing America 2007 Campaign.
This nation needs to renew its commitment to develop and preserve affordable housing for low income families and elderly households. The failure to support much needed affordable housing is self-evident in every community in America. We strongly support the Housing America 2007 Campaign .
Kristi Luzar, Urban Economic Development Association of WI
I believe in affordable housing
Elizabeth Perreault
Providence, RI 02907
Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County fully supports Housing America 2007 goals; housing affordability is a cornerstone of our Campaign to Cut Poverty in Half in Santa Clara County by 2020.
Margherita Pagni, Social Policy Specialist, San Jose, CA
My agency helps over 1,800 families with rental assistance every year, and has a two year long waiting list of thousands who still need help with finding a place to leave at a reasonable rent. People need help with safe, sanitary and decent housing NOW.
Please help us help them!
Eileen Richardson
Downtown Streets Team
Palo Alto, CA 94303
don't forget to type you zip code!!
Zerah Melecio
Invoative Housing Specialist
1834 SW 3rd Street
Zip code 75051
Families are struggling to survive and to be able to pay high cost of gasoline along with housing costs.
Diane Hansen, Kennewick Housing Authority
Tom Eyman
Franconia, NH 03580
Northampton County Housing Authority Penna,.
I support the need for more low income housing
Elnora Lee
Resident Commissioner
We definitely need affordable housing. It's not going to get any better!!!
Mary Hitchcock
Fort Madison Housing Authority
Get a clue! The wealthy are well taken care of--look to the needs of the poor, particularly the extremely low income.
Sylvester L. Mayo Sr.
Commissioner - Danville Redevelopment & Housing Authority
Affordable housing must remain on the forefront of political activism...
How can anyone address their basic needs without affordable housing?
Please support this campaign!
Linda Poole 02860
After twenty years of working in public housing I changed occupations only to discover that affordable housing is a problem statewide and for all income levels.Ginger Kauble,Former Ohio director of metropolitan housing authority.
I*t is critical that America, nation wide provide affordable housing for low to moderate income families. Please support affordable housing.
Mary T. Varlack
Area Property Manager
Virgin Islands Housing Authority
Asha Gallacher, Village of Greenport Housing Authority 11944
The need for housing has reached a critical level as more MIDDLE income families seek assistance in our area, a clear indication of the growing divide between the "working twice as hard but just getting by" and the "uber-rich". Taxes, insurance, and soaring home prices make the "American Dream" a fantasy. We must address this unalienable right of every American to obtain affordable housing.
Jeffery Kincaid, CEO
53227
9330 W. Lincoln Avenue Suite 21
West Allis, WI
Social Rehabilitation & Residential Resources
Connie Springer
Wendy Greenlee, Lonoke County Housing Authority
72024
Affordable housing is critical to safe, healthy and productive adults, families and youth. We are supportive of the Housing America Campaign for affordable housing development and ask that all those who are in a position to have an impact on this need advocate for the policies and resources to support affordable housing for all.
Chris Lee, Lutheran Social Services of WI & Upper MI, Inc.
Sharla Pohl, Yoakum Housing Authority, 77995
We have been unable to pull names from our waiting list for a year.
Cindi Ring
Allen Metropolitan Housing Authority, Lima, Ohio
Lonoke Co. Housing Authority
Sandi Wright
Housing Authority insurance
Adequate affordable housing, located near jobs and systems of public transportation is a critical need that should have a place of priority on the platforms of both parties in 2008.
Christina Leakey, City of Independence, MO CDBG & HOME Programs Manager
Jennifer Khaki
Accounting Manager for National Apartment complex management company
Ventura County, CA
The need for basic, decent, affordable housing is acute for working families. -Katy Kincade
Kincade Consultant Services, Washington, DC
Mary Jorgensen, Coalition of Wisconsin Aging Groups
Madison, WI
essential to any community's appeal is how well its citizens live, what quality of life is there beyond Main Street; if the low -income, the working poor have no stability in their home life, their base of operation, if there is no affordable housing from which to establish a stable base of operation, then they are less likely to acces the channels to self-sufficiency because their time and energies are consumed with the struggle for survivial in the most basic needs. Affordable housing is essential.
Norman P. Franklin
148 DeWeese Street
40507-1921
Roxanne Mason
Atchison Housing Authority
Joyce Wolen, Wheeling, WV
Janice McNaughton
Zip Code 65612
Sheri Carlton Trutt, Public Housing Manager
Columbia County Housing Authority,
Berwick, Pennsylvania
Affordable housing is a serious issue for all populations in the Lehigh Valley of Pennsylvania, including older adults. We, as a society, must attend to this matter. John R. Mehler, Northampton County Area Agency on Aging, Easton, Pa. 18042
We support the Housing America campaign to increase awareness of the public housing and affordable housing needs of our country, states, cities, and communities.
Steven Mitas
The Mitas Group, Inc.
We support the Housing America campaign to increase awareness of the public housing and affordable housing needs of our country, states, cities, and communities.
Steven Mitas
The Mitas Group, Inc.
We support the Housing America campaign to increase awareness of the public housing and affordable housing needs of our country, states, cities, and communities.
Steven Mitas
The Mitas Group, Inc.
Kelly Kramer, Cincinnati Metropolitan Housing Authority
We support the Housing America campaign to increase awareness of the public housing and affordable housing needs of our country, states, cities, and communities.
Rebecca Kuk
The Mitas Group, Inc.
McKinney, TX
Please support.
Kimberly A. Sweetin, Hartshorne Housing Authority, Haileyville Housing Authority 74546 and 74547
It is a shame that in one of the richest countries in the world we have the amount of homelessness that we do, that our elderly can't find a decent place to live and that our children live in poverty! I support Housing America 2007!
Brad Snapp, Sedgwick County Housing Director
As a proud member of NAHRO, the Community Development Corporation of Long Island (CDCLI) stands in strong support of the Housing America Petition. For 40 years, CDCLI has been providing services to Long Islanders to help them secure safe and affordable housing to extend participation in the American Dream. As service providers in an area where the stock of affordable housing is small and diminishing, we believe strongly in the need for a multi-pronged approach to addressing this issue. Toward this end, we currently administer rental subsidies through the Housing Choice Voucher program, provide homeownership counseling and residential loans, offer rehabilitation and energy conservation services, and develop new affordable housing units. Affordable housing is essential for strong communities, and we fully support the effort to make this issue a national priority.
Marianne Garvin, President
Wilbur Klatsky, Chief Executive Officer
Centereach, NY
Edna Potts
tracey annon 178 w. 4th st. chillicothe, oh 45601 chillicothe metro housing
Doug Greene
The Mitas Group, Inc.
Brenda Torpy from Champlain Housing Trust said our state has one of the highest housing wage gaps in the nation and our state and local governments have stepped up to address the need at the local level, but we cannot make up for the federal government's retreat from this arena. We need a return to sound and appropriately funded federal housing processes for both urban and rural America.
Safe, affordable housing is a cornerstone to mental health recovery. Without it there is no stability and no foundation from which to build.
As we hear the sad news about the future of our children we have to wonder if their diminished desire to stay in school and do well is tied to their lack of access to a safe and sound home. I strongly think so. A child that is hurting because we have lost our urgency to give their caregivers access to affordable housing is a child that will be limp his way through school. We must renew our commitment and take care of our own. Home IS where the heart is and everything else falls in place when that home is accessible. The American Dream is about having the courage to speak for those that have no voice. Betty Flores, Former Mayor of Laredo, Texas.
We support the Housing America campaign to increase awareness of the public housing and affordable housing needs of our country, states, cities, and communities.
Paul Colman
The Mitas Group, Inc.
John Kaul, Clay Center Housing Authority in Clay Center, Kansas.
Ailrick Young
City of Laurel Housing Authority
We need more affordable housing in the Sauk County area. Many of the people I work with are on a waiting list for over a year.
Donna Olsen Sauk county
Many of the people I work with are waiting to get into low income housing. Some have been waiting over a year.Our country seems to worry more about other countries than taking care of our own people.
Full funding for low-income housing is deperately needed.
Ann Davis
Temple Housing Authority
Carol L. Ross
Iola Housing Authority
66749
Working people (especially at low hourly wages)need a home to be proud of. The homes we offer in public housing for 30% of their income need the subsidy necessary to maintain them in good order.
Laura L Scaggs
Asha Family Services, Inc.
3821 W North Ave
Milwaukee,WI 53208
Asha assists victims of domestic violence and their families, to see them be able to afford their own homes and not feel obligated to their abuser would be one way of breaking the cycle of violence.
John Wiltse
Rural Opportunities, Inc.
The mission of this housing authority is vital to my city and the families, elderly, persons with disabilities and handicaps are deserving of the help which they receive.
Donna Ragsdale Dunwoody
Moberly MO Housing Authority
Kristin Carlisle, Policy Director, Texas Low Income Housing Information Service
Persons with disabilities are one of the most vulnerable people regarding affordable housing. When my daughter with a disability's rent jumped from $565 to $815 in one year, she almost lost her independence, which she holds dear. Fortunately, her HUD voucher came through just before she went totally broke! She had waited 5 years to the day.
Todd A. Witt, Program Director
Walker's Point Youth & Family Center
David Weber
Pittsburgh, PA
Bridge the gap, everyone.
Joan Beck
Director of Housing Development
New Destiny Housing Corporation
1140 Broadway
New York, NY 10001
John W. Hamm, III
Executive Director
Madison County Housing Authority
Collinsville, IL
John W. Hamm, III
Executive Director
Madison County Housing Authority
Collinsville, IL
Tina Pierce
Atchison Housing Authority
66002
The needs of those we serve have not changed. Safe Decent Housing shouldn't be a political issue--it's an American issue; it affects us all. More and more families are falling into poverty as available of affordable housing grows more limited. We all must recommit ourselves to this effort.
It is important that the Government refocusattention on the crisis of creating more afforable housing for needly Americans, rather than its current course of action of rebuilding cities in foreign lands.
Charles Hargrove, Executive Director
Pleasantville Housing Authority
I support the Housing America Campaign. It is very important that all american citizens have access to decent, safe, and affordable housing in which to live.
Harlene Carroll
Santa Barbara County Housing Authority
count me in.
Mary Meillier
53217
It is the mission of ACHA to work in partnership with diverse communities, to promote economic self-sufficiency, to preserve and expand affordable housing opportunities, and to enhance the livability of neighborhoods in Adams County.
Our goal is to provide households with quality, affordable housing options while supporting their efforts to achieve economic self-sufficiency.
We fully support the efforts of the Housing America Campaign to increase public awareness of the need for affordable housing throughout the community and our nation.
Donald May
Executive Director
Adams County Housing Authority
7190 Colorado Blvd.
Commerce City, Co. 80022
Julia R. Foss
Tacoma Housing Authority
Dana Tompkins, Greater Metropolitan Area Housing Authority of Rock Island County, IL
John A. Hodge, Brunswick Housing Authority, Brunswick, Maine
Tonyia Coleman
Tacoma Housing Authority
The American Dream has fallen by the wayside as McMansions fill our country and SUVs drive over the backs of the underserved and shrinking middle class. The Statue of Liberty's welcome needs to be amended to "Give us your tired, your weak and your poor so we can exploit them and push them out of the neighborhoods they have worked so hard to esptablish."
Jessica Pemble, AIDS Housing of Washington
Donald Chamberlain
Director of Programs
AIDS Housing of Washington
2014 East Madison, Suite 200
Seattle, WA 98122
To reach our goal of ending homelessness in this country, we must provide more housing options that are safe, affordable, and, for some,supportive. This is particularly true for people with disabilities -- housing is health care
We need affordable housing!
Rev. Norma Edwards, Silver Spring Interfaith Housing Coalition.
It is vital that Congress support the effort to provide affordable housing.
Katherine Cortes
AIDS Housing of Washington
Seattle, WA 98122
Katherine Cortes
AIDS Housing of Washington
Seattle, WA 98122
Perhaps raising the amount a renter can deduct for rent on the federal tax return would alleviate some of the pressure on low-income households. Initiatives to develop more Section 8 housing should also be encouraged. Clean, comfortable, affordable housing for everyone must remain a national priority.
Tina Celona
During this 70th anniversary of the signing of the Housing Act of 1937, it's no coincidence that it occurs in conjunction with the Labor Day holiday. Only when wages are once again tied to the cost of housing will we see significant strides made towards affordable housing for all Americans. Until that time, public housing remains the only affordable answer and often the only barrier to homelessness allowed to the poor and near-poor, whose numbers are growing every day. We NEED to get the Presidential candidates talking about this issue! It's THAT important, because without affordable homes to reside in, we can all say goodbye to the American Dream.
During this 70th anniversary of the signing of the Housing Act of 1937, it's no coincidence that it occurs in conjunction with the Labor Day holiday. Only when wages are once again tied to the cost of housing will we see significant strides made towards affordable housing for all Americans. Until that time, public housing remains the only affordable answer and often the only barrier to homelessness allowed to the poor and near-poor, whose numbers are growing every day. Sec. 8 is NOT the answer as it costs MORE than public housing, and tax credits don't create enough long-term solutions. We NEED to get the Presidential candidates talking about this issue, and come up with real solutions that are cost-effective. It's THAT important, because without affordable homes to reside in, we can all say goodbye to the American Dream!
Kathy Young
Sumter County Housing Department
115 North Florida Street
Bushnell, FL 33513
Adequate shelter and food are basic needs that should be taken care of without question for every American (and world) citizen.
Robyn Thibado
West Central WI Community Action Agency, Inc.
As a social worker that has lived, and currently works for public housing I know how critical it is to have housing that is affordable for low income individuals and families. A large percentage of the population we serve is single parent homes and people with disabilities. These factors alone will inhibit their ability to afford decent housing. We need to focus our attention on keeping this nation strong by taking care of those that are limited in resources. It is not by their choice as many would assume that have never been in their situations. Many of our own employee's wages qualify them for assistance!
D. Read Spear
Lyons, CO
Jeanean Mohr
Dignity Housing
Philadelphia, PA 19144
Elizabeth Gardham
Director of Community Resources
WINGS Program, Inc.
bgardham@wingsprogram.com
847 577 4668 x 1
P.O. Box 95615
Palatine, IL 60095
Megan Newell
YW Housing
Vancouver, Washington
Karen Christensen
Homownership Program Specialist
Yamhill Regional Housing Center
McMinnville OR
Great Idea!
How can we afford to spend $2Billion each week in Iraq? The answer is more homeless.
Housing is a Basic Need. Day after Day we see the families torn apart as families struggle to work with minimum wage rather than a work wage to find enough money to provide their housing needs. Housing Authorities can help but there is a lack of affordable housing available.
We would like the housing funds restored to 100% to help those families who are in need.
Every child should have a decent, safe and sanitary home so they can concentrate on growing and becoming productive as members of our future.
Where would you be without a house, an address, a place to bathe, a place to eat, a place to sleep? Lets put faces on dollars so we can understand the impact of what the reduction of dollars does in our communities.
Larry James
Central Dallas Community Development Corp/Central Dallas Ministries
P.O. Box 710385
Dallas, Texas 75371-0385
Workforce housing is a must.
Jenise Jefferson
NCDA
AIDS Housing of Washington proudly supports the Housing America Campaign!
Brenda Biernat
Communication + Fundraising Asst
AIDS Housing of Washington
Seattle, WA 98112
www.aidshousing.org
I know of a person living in a run down home in Christian County, Missouri, that has a leaking roof. His kids contacted OACAC to see if they could fix his roof. OACAC does not do that kind of repair work. We are grateful for what they do to help winterize homes. Where does a poor person go to get help with housing repairs? There are critical and negative comments about homeless people, but how do the government expect them to be able to afford housing, when they can't even get proper care from Medicaid, little alone the high prices of rent? With no credit history or bad credit history because of bad luck in their life, whether it be health problems or losing their job, etc., how can they be expected to be able to buy a house? It just doesn't happen. We need more affordable house in decent areas that are safe for people who can not afford the high prices of renting. Now people on disability are going to lose from from their monthly disability pay, because Blunt is taking money from the monthly checks to pay for Medicaid premiums. What is our state and country coming to when the rich politicians keep making the poor poorer and poorer, and the rich politicians, in turn, keep getting richer and richer by increasing their salaries while hurting the poor with their legislation? What is wrong with the government people who live in big fancy homes and get big fat paychecks, but continually hurt the poor when they go to work everyday by cutting social security disability and medicaid benefits for the poor!?!?!? How are they suppose to go out there and pay the prices for rent to have a decent place to live? Where's your empathy for the poor, Blunt?!? To put it BLUNTLY, do you just want the poor to shrivel up and die, because they can't afford to live properly and safely anymore with safe and secure homes and good medical care?!?!?
Juanita Bishop
Springfield, MO
Chris Rediehs, St. Lawrence County Housing Council, Inc., Canton, New York 13617
In Stuart, Florida, our waiting list well exceeds five years.
The funding for our Public Housing and Section 8 HCV Programs continues to diminish, but the need for decent, safe and sanitary housing continues to rise. I strongly believe that the time is here and now to act and support the Housing America 2007 Campaign.
Many people talk about workforce housing and forget the very poor who need housing as much as anyone else.
If you are a person with a disability receiving SSI benefit, you would need to pay as much as 120% of your income for a modest efficiany apartment.
I hope as we seek solutions to the housing crisis that we do not forget this group of people who will be warehoused at great costs to states and the federal government and lose their independence.
Lorraine Sheehan
Commisssion
Housing Authority of Anne Arundel County, MD
Housing has been an undervalued and invisible resource for many years. Our latest crisis in the mortgage industry only reaches media attention because it touches a higher income group.
Jane C. W. Vincent
The Vincent Group
Wilmington, DE
Gina Arias
110 Cambridge Place
Brooklyn, NY 11238
Sanjay Choudhrie
CARE 66 (Community Area Resource
Enterprise)
PO Box 4298
Gallup, NM 87305
Patric Dolby
Housing Works, Inc.
Staff Development
11201
Please support affordable housing for all!
Laura D. Martinez
Fresno Housing Authority
1311 Fulton Mall
Fresno, Ca 93721
Charlie Corrigan
AIDS Housing of Washington
Seattle WA
Lynn Walker
Housing Works, Inc
2640 Pitkin Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11208
Jan Hillman, Williamsburg Redevelopment and Housing Authority
Hal Alsum
49423
Gwendolyn Dowell - 24701
Housing has become a critical issue with too many families in crisis situations because funding continues to be reduced while need continues to increase.
Libby Currier
HomeAid Charlotte
I support the Housing America 2007 Petition.
Meghan K. Hance, Holyoke Housing Authority
Holyoke, MA 01040
Raymond P Murphy, Jr., Executive Director, Holyoke Housing Authority, Holyoke, MA
Idra Novey
275 West 102nd St. 16L
New York, NY 10025
Idra Novey
275 West 102nd Street, 4A
New York, NY 10025
Larry Georgeson, Center for Independent Living of South Florida
Larry Georgeson, Center for Independent Living of South Florida
Jennifer Velez-Bonilla, 01040
Stephen J. Havens
Columbus Metropolitan Housing Authority
43211
It's hard not to support the petition when day in and day out I encounter people who do not rely on the government for support and they can not afford a regular rent because the money is not enough to see ends meet. Affordable public housing is by all means a necessity for all communities regardless of the town, city or state. That's why I support the Housing America 2007 Petition.
Jennifer VelezBonilla, Case Manager
Holyoke Housing Authority
Holyoke, MA. 01040
I would be glad to sign on. Those of us working to empower those to end homelessness know the three legs if success are employment, support service and housing.
Carter Wolf
Horizon House
Indianapolis, IN
Sally Parker
Chanute Housing Authority- KS
Betsy Bowman, Lebanon Co (PA) Redev. Auth.
As a mother of a son with multiple disabilities, I fully support the petition.
Jonathan Murray 45690
Tasha Goodno 45661
Yvonne Howes 45661
The Board of Commissioners, residents and staff of the Housing Authority of the City of Aurora (CO) proudly support the Housing America 2007 campaign.
We support the Housing America 2007 Campaign. Affordable housing in America is at a critical state.
Kim Holman-Short
Housing Authority of the City of Bloomington (IL) and Housing Authority of McLean County
I support any movement that will provide really affordable housing. As the average age of the homeless is 6 years old, I believe we have a responsibility to assure housing affordabilty for all.
Ann Travers,93442
I am a person who lives close to homeless all the time. I have been fortunete to have children that have let me live with them when I have hit the really hard times. With the cost of housing now and the ability to compete with others has gone way up. It is a very difficult time for people to find affordable housing. I work at Social Services in Calif. to help people to whom are homeless and seniors and it is getting harder nad harder to help them. We are moving into the period that the baby boomers are going to be seniors and they are going to be having a harder time finding housing if They only have SSI.
So as you can see this should be at the top of this priorties of the current Goverenment.
Dee Ann Norcross
San Luis Obispo DSS/ Adult services
Joseph Couture, Portsmouth Housing Authority, 03801
Shelly Moses, Lebanon Housing Authority, 03766
Wayne Troicke, Fort Fairfield Housing Authority, 04742
John Hodge, Brunswick Housing Authority, 04011
Bruce Loring, Portland Housing Authority, 04101
James R. Dowling, Lewiston Housing Authority, 04240
Joanne D. Marco, Bath Housing Authority, 04530
Amy Babb, Bath Housing Authority, 04530
John G. Gallagher, Westbrook Housing, 04092
Carla Harris, Lewiston Housing Authority, 04240
Charlene Shores-Lynn, Lewiston Housing Authority, 04240
Laurie Sewall, Brunswick Housing Atuhority, 04011
Michael Pennell, Brunswick Housing Authority, 04011
Laura Hebert, Avesta Housing, 04101
Mary Globinski, Dover NH Housing Authority, 03820
Margaret Boulos, Residential Initiatives for Maine, 04092
Ronald Repak, Johnstown Redevelopment Auth., 15901
Robert F. Grosko, Harrisburg HA, 17101
Affordable housing is within our reach. This campaign can gather the political will to get us there. Housing is a baseline secutiry issue for this country.
Betsey Martens
Boulder Housing Parnters
Julie Deppen, Harrisburg Housing Authority, 17101
LeRoy Robinson Jr., Harrisburg Housing Authority, 17101
Judith A. Downs, Venango County Planning, 16323
Tracy L. Jamieson, City of Franklin, 16323
Barbara Baulding, ACHA, 15222
Ben Moore, ACHA, 15222
Laura Toy, Housing Auth - City of Armstrong, 16201
Marty Cassesse, HA County of Armstrong, 16201
Judith L. Stonfer, Beaver County Housing Authority, 15009
Rose M. Smith, DuBois HA, 15801
Raymond Guernsey, Rede. Auth. Co. of Monroe, 18301
Christopher Gulotta, Red & Housing Authorities of Cumberland, 17013
Nancy Perri, City of Pittston Redevelopment Auth, 18640
Kenneth Pick, Berks County Redevelopment Authority, 19601
Dusti Pantuso, McKean County Redevelopment & Housing Auth., 16749
Tammy Emerson, McKean County Redevelopment & Housing Auth., 16749
Steven R. Spochart, Redevelopment Authority of Somerset County, 15501
James F. McRath, Tioga/Bradford City Housing/Redevelopment Auth, 16912
Kelley Cevette, Tioga/Bradford Cty. Housing/Redevelopment Auth., 16912
Lura Clark, Tioga/Bradford Cty. Housing/Redevelopment Auth., 16912
Veronica Walker, Redevelopment Authority - City of Butler, 16001
Kevin Boozel, Housing Authority of the County of Butler, 16001
Lisa Meadows, Allegheny Co. Housing Authority, 16001
Beth Burkhart, Mercer Co. Hsg. Auth., 16127
Michael L. Washowich, Westmoreland Cty. Hous. Auth., 15601
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