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Mullin & Lonergan Associates is expanding its Pittsburgh office. We are a small housing and community development consulting firm searching for an energetic and highly organized professional with an engaging and dynamic personality to service our housing and community development clients across the U.S. The work primarily involves providing local government grant administration services to clients in more than 20 states. Focus is on the programs administered by the US Department of Housing & Urban Development and include the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG), Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG), HOME and HOME-ARP programs.

Please click here to view the position description, including job duties, qualifications, salary and benefits.   

E-mail submission of a letter of interest and your resume to billw@mandl.net.
No phone calls, please.

M&L is an Equal Employment Opportunity company and does not discriminate against any person in employment with regard to race, color, sex, age, ancestry, national origin, religious creed, marital status, having a GED rather than a high school diploma, handicap or disability, the use of a guide or support animal for disability, relationship to a person with a disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, veteran status or housing status.

PAHRA proudly announces our incoming President, Executive Board, and newly elected Board members.  Former President Patrick A. Mack has passed the proverbial gavel to President Barbara Ellis Wilson.

Incumbents Renee Daly, Brad Kanuch, and Patrick Mack retain their seats for additional three-year terms.  We also welcome the following new members to the Board of Directors:  Mary Kuna and Aaron Snippert.  Click here to read the full announcement including additional details regarding these individuals, as well as the recent restructuring of our Board leadership, Executive Board appointments, and our departing Board members:  Denise Miller, Regina Mitchell, and Ed Primm, to whom we extend our sincere appreciation for their service.  A full roster of our Board of Directors can be found here.

Each year PAHRA recognizes members who have implemented innovative ideas, explored successful entrepreneurial activities, exhibited excellence in design, shown progressive program operations, provided outstanding customer service or supportive services in a unique way, or created a lasting impact on their communities. A number of excellent entries were submitted to participate in the 2024 Best Practices Showcase.    Two agencies were presented with Bellamy Awards, PAHRA’s highest level of recognition; two Best Practices awards were presented; and five other excellent programs received recognition with Certificates of Merit. AND THE WINNERS ARE….. CLICK HERE TO REVEAL AWARD RECIPIENTS AND LEARN MORE ABOUT THEIR PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS!

 

 

Congratulations to Johnstown Housing Authority and their co-grantee, Cambria County Planning Commission, for their selection as one of only 13 communities nationwide to receive funding through HUD’s Choice Neighborhoods Planning Grants Program.

The Choice Neighborhood Grants are to be utilized to create a comprehensive neighborhood “Transformation Plan” to modernize existing HUD housing; improve workforce, health and education outcomes for residents; and attract long-term public and private reinvestment to promote economic development.  Read on for a summary of Johnstown’s plan.

Once the leading steel producer in the United States, Johnstown has a long history as a major manufacturing center. Unfortunately, perpetual flooding and the loss of manufacturing caused a steady decline in population. Today Johnstown and the West End neighborhood face significant challenges related to poverty, job loss, environmental decontamination, and crime.

The target housing site, Coopersdale Homes, is one of many low-income housing sites in the neighborhood. Located near the historic West End neighborhood and Downtown Johnstown, the West End neighborhood serves as a northern gateway into the City of Johnstown. The West End is situated along the Conemaugh River, and features rolling hills, historic homes, and small neighborhood parks.

With the Choice Neighborhoods grant, Johnstown hopes to capitalize upon these assets and develop a community-based, bottom-up planning approach that empowers residents to envision a new future for the neighborhood.

This is an administrative Civil Service and union position to assist the Comptroller and other accounting personnel by using application of bookkeeping principles and practices for a Housing Authority.

This position requires you to prepare and process monthly Tenant Accounting work.  Prepare reports and analyze all work.  Prepare and process purchase orders.  Code and enter invoices and enter into computer software system.  Track tenant collection losses. Assist with software issues.  Typing and all related duties.

To apply for this position please follow the instructions below:

• Go to: employment.pa.gov
• Click on “Open Jobs” (top right of page)
• Click on “Open to Public”
• Search: Fiscal Assistant – Washington County – Follow instructions to apply
• You may apply beginning 9/11/2024 until 11:59 pm on 9/24/2024

Job Type: Full-time -35 hours a week

Annual Salary:  $36,582.00-$40,640.00.    Excellent benefit package including, health, vision, dental, pension.

The Washington County Housing Authority is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Our friends at American Property Consultants (APC) have announced that their newly updated NSPIRE Essentials 2024 Physical Inspectors Pocket Guide is now available in Spanish.

Copies of both English and Spanish translations can be ordered by calling APC at 800-272-7134 or you can order online at https://hudpass.com/upcs_pocket_guide.php.

Thanks to Dennis DiBello, COO / Chief Inspector and the APC team for sharing this helpful resource.