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Local Housing Authority – Public Trust & Performance

  • Writer: Jeremy Durand
    Jeremy Durand
  • Oct 25
  • 1 min read

Purpose: Evaluate community trust and operational integrity after a year of public complaints.

Category

Score (/5)

Notes

Execution

2.5

Maintenance backlogs persist despite new funding.

Alignment

2.0

Tenant feedback rarely reflected in decision-making.

Community Engagement

1.5

Town halls cancelled; complaints process unclear.

Accountability

2.0

Limited documentation of internal reviews or corrective actions.

Transparency

2.5

Budgets available but tenant-facing communication is inconsistent.

Summary Insight: The authority is operational but not trustable. Repairing relationships with tenants and frontline staff is essential for long-term sustainability.


 
 
 

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