Bloomington Housing Authority Scores High in Federal Program Audit

The Bloomington Housing and Redevelopment Authority Board highlighted its achievement of a 96% score in the 2024 Section Eight Management Assessment Program (SEMAP) audit, categorizing it as a high performer. The board also discussed updates on federal funding and anticipated construction projects.

08:42The meeting’s focal point was the announcement of the Bloomington Housing Authority’s success in the SEMAP audit, reflecting its effective management of the Housing Choice Voucher Program. The SEMAP audit evaluates 14 indicators, with key areas including selections from the waiting list, rent reasonableness, income determination, and budget utilization. The board was informed that the authority has maintained a high performer status since the early 2000s. The introduction of new software in 2023 has streamlined auditing procedures.

Another topic was the forthcoming construction project on Park, with members informed that the project is on the verge of closing, and construction is expected to begin soon. This development is part of broader efforts to enhance housing infrastructure within the community.

Additionally, the board received information about federal funding, particularly concerning the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) and housing choice vouchers. The finance department will present related information to the city council, discussing potential impacts and strategies in case of funding reductions.

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