Current News:
All Resident Meetings Are Cancelled From March 17 Through September 1, 2020
From HUD:
HUD PIH Notice 2020-05:
PH-8: Resident Council elections Regulatory Authority: 24 CFR § 964.130(a)(1) Description: The regulations require that resident councils must adhere to certain minimum standards regarding election procedures, including that all procedures must assure fair and frequent elections of resident council members—at least once every three years for each member. HUD recognizes that conducting resident council elections may not be possible as a result of COVID-19 public health actions. HUD is waiving the regulation to allow PHAs to delay resident council elections beyond the three-year limit if necessary. However, the delayed resident council election must be rescheduled and held as soon as reasonably possible once circumstances permit, after July 31, 2020.
Period of Availability: The period of availability of this waiver ends on July 31, 2020
Update to notice:
PH-8: Resident Council Elections Regulatory Authority: 24 CFR § 964.130(a)(1) Description: The regulations require that resident councils must adhere to certain minimum standards regarding election procedures, including that all procedures must assure fair and frequent elections of resident council members—at least once every three years for each member. HUD recognizes that conducting resident council elections may not be possible as a result of COVID-19 public health actions. HUD is waiving the regulation to allow PHAs to delay resident council elections beyond the three-year limit if necessary. However, the delayed resident council election must be rescheduled and held as soon as reasonably possible once circumstances permit, after December 31, 2020.
Period of Availability: The period of availability of this waiver ends on December 31, 2020.
- Our offices are closed per the governor's and the county's orders.
We are answering important calls from our cell phones.
Read more here. - A quarterly meeting and Elections were conducted July 24,2020.
See our elections page for more information
The April meeting was canceled per HUD PIH Notice 2020-05. - Dave Ramsey's Financial Peace Unitversity program is being presented by the RAB for more info click here. Next classes Tuesdays - 6:30 p.m. September 8, - November 3, 2020
- The Tenant Focus is published quarterly check out the archives here.
- 5 Year Cap fund Meetings that were scheduled for March and April will not take place due to COVID-19. for more info click here
- Help with rent and more: Looking for resources such as rent assistance, help with utility bills, eviction prevention and other needs? Click here for a list of agencies and programs available to families who need help.
- COVID-19 Staying home? Go outside while social distancing! You need the vitamin D
- COVID-19 psa: How to: sanitize home when shopping
- Dr. David Price of Weill Cornell Medical Center in New York City shares information in a Mar. 22 Zoom call with family and friends on empowering and protecting families during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- SHRA has begun the RAD Program conversion process, click here for more info.
- Section 3 employment opportunities are available through SHRA.
- The Scholarship program has opened for 2020. Click here for the competitive scholarship info page.
- The SRAB scholarship form can be downloded here if you are not attending Sacramento City College. SCC students need to appy at SCC
- Each year the Housing Authority of the City and County of Sacramento must submit an update to their Annual Plan to HUD for final approval. The Sacramento Resident Advisory Board plays an integral part in this process. In April we go to the resident meetings an get resident input on the Capitol Fund portion of the plan. In July and August we review changes to the ACOP with SHRA. The completed package goes to the Commission in September for a public hearing, then if approved, it is forwarded to HUD for adoption. The documents are published on SHRAs website for public review and comment (click on Public Housing Agency Plans and Reports to view the plan). The public comment period closes after this item is heard by the commission.
- Under Section 18 of the Housing Act of 1937 (the Act), Public Housing Agencies are authorized to demolish and/or dispose of public housing developments and/or units.
The Housing Authority of the City and County of Sacramento plan to apply for disposition of the Scattered Sites (4 units or less) and Tenant Protection Vouchers (TPVs). The disposition removes the Annual Contributions Contract (ACC) from the Housing and Urban Development (HUD) to convert the units to a more stable Project Based Section 8 platform. TPVs are meant to ensure there is no displacement of low-income residents as a result of various actions resulting in a loss of subsidy assistance. This action will not displace residents from any public housing development or unit. The units will continue to be managed by the Housing Authority of the City or County of Sacramento. If a unit requires rehabilitation then a resident will be temporarily relocated while the unit is being rehabbed. They will have the right to return to their unit when the rehab is complete. - See our Calendar for a schedule of meetings
Sacramento Resident Advisory Board is a not for profit organization and organized and operated exclusively for charitable purposes within the meaning of Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
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