Renovations to 29,31 and 84 Bronson Court
Posted
Oct 4, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
Bronson court renovations-units 29,31,84.
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Posted
Oct 4, 2026
Nov 4, 2026
Bronson court renovations-units 29,31,84.
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City
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Rochester
County
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Monroe
Phone Number
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(585)697-3602
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14611
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Rochester Housing Authority
The Board approved the 2026-2027 Agency Annual Plan and authorized a contract for renovations at the Lake Towers. Several human resources policies were updated and implemented, including the Employee Assistance Program, Overtime, Alcohol/Drug-Free Workplace, and Exit Process policies. The Director presented updates on federal funding shortfalls, ongoing development projects, and community engagement efforts such as the Senior Ball. Reports were received across multiple departments including Human Resources, Compliance, Finance, IT, Public Housing, Maintenance, Leasing Operations, and Resident Services. The meeting concluded with an executive session regarding the search for an Executive Director and an extension to the current employment agreement.
The meeting included the Executive Director's report detailing staff recognition, federal funding status, and ongoing housing development projects. Board action requests were approved for video safety systems, flood damage restoration, and multiple human resources policies covering internal transfers, promotions, and vehicle safety. Departmental updates were provided on legal and compliance activities, public housing initiatives, maintenance, leasing operations, and resident services. An executive session was conducted as part of the proceedings.
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The Rochester Housing Authority's Annual Plan outlines a strategic direction focused on ensuring access to high-quality, safe, and affordable housing, while promoting resident self-sufficiency and community engagement. Key goals include increasing and improving housing opportunities and security, enhancing customer service and communication, diversifying revenue, and fostering an inclusive work environment. The plan details strategies to address housing needs for extremely low-income, elderly, and disabled populations, and to streamline operations to maximize housing resource utilization.
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