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As the AHA website continues to grow, new features and added enhancements are continually being added. The site is now fully searchable with a custom search page powered by Google. For the Spanish speaking members of our community, the site is now accessible in Spanish. For landlords there is HAPCheck and for tenants there is now the possibility to pay your rent online! And finally, our community members now have online access to a secure, anonymous form to disclose any troubling activity on or around AHA property. We call this Silent Witness and it can be found here.
Monthly Archives: October 2009
2009 Tenant Commissioner Candidates
The following candidates are running for the office of tenant commissioner. Voting will be held on November 10th, 2009 with a candidates’ night on November 5th at the Everly Cromwell Center located within Ida Yarbrough Homes. Please click on the candidates name to see a short biography.
Posted in Office of the Executive Director Comments closed
Tenant Commissioner Elections Update
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Results from the elections have Surraine Thomas (Family) and Melvenia Jenkins (Seniors) as both winning in re-elections.
The Albany Housing Authority is pleased to inform you of the opportunity to vote in the Albany Housing Authority Tenant Commissioner Elections on November 10, 2009.
The AHA Board of Commissioners has two members, elected every two years, to directly represent the interests of residents. One tenant commissioner is elected to represent the eligible voters of our family units and voucher holders, and one commissioner will be elected to represent eligible voters who are senior citizens. For further information please see the Election Flyer below.
Election Flyer
Posted in Office of the Executive Director Comments closed
Historic King Building Renovation Underway!
Historic King’s Way Renovation – Collaborative adaptive reuse of an historic rowhouse with the Albany County Historical Association, owners and operators of the Ten Broeck Mansion. AHA will own and rehabilitate the building and grounds beginning in 2009 and leave the property to ACHA for use as a gift store, gallery space, office and storage, as well as a caretaker unit. The property will be connected to the Mansion grounds by a footpath. The project is intended as a cultural anchor at the north end of North Swan Street and provide higher visibility and greater community access to the Ten Broeck Mansion.
Posted in Capital Improvements & Modernization Department, Department of Planning & Development Comments closed
