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[Taking care of those serving public housing residents is a priority the Kentucky and Tennessee team as they collaborated together at the HUD Resource table. Pictured are (l to r), Tajuanya Carr and Ann Akbari of the Nashville Field Office; Demetria Daniel, Memphis Field Office; Cynthia Mitchell, Nashville Field Office; and Carol Spencer of the Louisville Field Office.] Tennessee and Kentucky Housing Authorities connect with PIH Team at Annual Training in Region IV
[Kentucky and Tennessee HUD Region IV teammates joined forces to share the latest information on HUD Programs with PHA professionals at the Kentucky Housing Association/Tennessee Association of Housing and Redevelopment Authorities annual training conference. Pictured (l to r) from Tennessee: Tajuanya Carr, Calin Goolsby, Walter Perry, and Demetria Daniel; and from Kentucky: Emelie Lima-Alguire, Kristina Messina, and Kimberly Gillis.] Tennessee and Kentucky Housing Authorities connect with PIH Team at Annual Training in Region IV
[Awards of Excellence were presented to 32 Public Housing Authorities in Tennessee for their High Performance scores in the HUD’s Public Housing Assessment System for Calendar Year 2022. Award-winning PHA’s are joined by HUD’s Tennessee PIH team in recognizing their commitment to operational excellence at the annual training conference of the Tennessee Association of Housing and Redevelopment Authorities.] Tennessee and Kentucky Housing Authorities connect with PIH Team at Annual Training in Region IV
[Dr. Felicia Gaither, PIH Deputy Assistant Secretary for Field Operations (center) is welcomed by Region IV teammates following her Opening Session keynote remarks at the Kentucky Housing Association/Tennessee Association of Housing and Redevelopment Authorities Annual Training Conference. Pictures are Will Biggs, Tennessee PIH Director; Carol Spencer, Kentucky PIH Director, Tajuanya Carr, Nashville Field Office Portfolio Management Specialist; J. Shannon Cross, Knoxville Field Office Portfolio Management Specialist; Cynthia Mitchell, Tennessee PIH Division Director; and Walter Perry, Nashville Field Office Director.] Tennessee and Kentucky Housing Authorities connect with PIH Team at Annual Training in Region IV
[Tremendous community support for the Veterans in Knoxville, Tennessee enabled the groundbreaking for Liberty Place to become a reality, which will provide supportive housing for 32 homeless Veterans. The $15 million project, which received HUD funding through the Community Planning and Development program, is coordinated by Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation in partnership with HUD, Knox County, the City of Knoxville, Tennessee Housing Development Agency and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.] Supportive Veterans Housing Groundbreaking in Knoxville, Tennessee
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[Walter Perry, HUD Knoxville Field Office Director, and Dr. Angela May, M.D., Deputy Chief of Staff for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ Mountain Home Health Care, discuss ways to collaborate and reach more Veterans though the HUD-VA Supportive Housing (HUD-VA] Supportive Veterans Housing Groundbreaking in Knoxville, Tennessee
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[Knoxville Field Office Director Walter Perry shares information about the Affordable Connectivity Program at the Five Points Community Back-to-School event. HUD participation was a team effort by Tennessee’s Public and Indian Housing Staff and Field Policy and Management in partnership with Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation.] Affordable Connectivity Program reaches Knoxville Tennessee’s Five Points Community
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[At Knoxville Tennessee’s Five Points Public Housing Community, cellular providers were on-site to sign-up residents for the Affordable Connectivity Program.] Affordable Connectivity Program reaches Knoxville Tennessee’s Five Points Community
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[Groundbreaking of Transforming Western in Knoxville Tennessee reflects HUD Choice Neighborhoods and HOME grants, which will provide 196 new units of affordable housing supported through HUD’s investments through Public & Indian Housing and Community Planning & Development program areas. Left to right: J. Shannon Cross, HUD Portfolio Management Specialist; Calvin Whitaker, HUD CPD Program Manager; Jim Hatfield, Vice President for Redevelopment, Knoxville’s Community Development Corporation; and Walter Perry, HUD Knoxville Field Office Director.] PIH and CPD Make Transformative Investments in Knoxville
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[Knoxville Mayor Indya Kincannon describes Knoxville’s vision for transforming the Western Heights and Beaumont communities with public and private partners, including HUD through the Public and Indian Housing’s Choice Neighborhoods Program and the Community Planning and Development’s HOME block grant program. A groundbreaking was held August 3, 2023 to begin the process of rebuilding 196 units of affordable housing and new communities facilities.] PIH and CPD Make Transformative Investments in Knoxville
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[HUD teamed-up with the Jackson Housing Authority on June 29 in Jackson Tennessee to conduct an Affordable Connectivity Program outreach event at their Family Empowerment Expo. Left to right are Walter Perry, HUD Memphis Field Office Director; Michelle McCarroll, HUD Supervisory Management Analyst; Demetra Daniel, HUD Portfolio Management Specialist; Jo Alred, Board Chair, Jackson Housing Authority; and Mark Reid, Executive Director, Jackson Housing Authority.] Connecting with Residents on the Affordable Connectivity Program – PIH and FPM team-up in Jackson Tennessee
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[HUD’s Michelle McCarroll (FPM) and Demetra Daniel (PIH) teamed up to staff the Jackson Housing Authority’s Family Empowerment Expo in Jackson Tennessee on behalf of the Memphis Field Office. The event enabled information to be shared with the Allenton Heights community on the Affordable Connectivity Program. ] Connecting with Residents on the Affordable Connectivity Program – PIH and FPM team-up in Jackson Tennessee
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[HUD’s Michelle McCarroll (left) and Demetra Daniel describe the Affordable Connectivity Program to a resident of Jackson Tennessee’s Allenton Heights community. Many parents were interested in the Program’s benefits, especially up to a $100 one-time discount for a laptop, desktop computer or tablet as children will soon be returning to school for the new academic year.] Connecting with Residents on the Affordable Connectivity Program – PIH and FPM team-up in Jackson Tennessee
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[Many children stopped by the HUD outreach table in Jackson Tennessee, where information about the Affordable Connectivity Program was made available to the Allenton Heights community residents as part of the Jackson Housing Authority’s annual 2023 Family Empowerment Expo. Michelle McCarroll, Supervisory Management Analyst, and Demetra Daniel, Portfolio Management Specialist, share information about the program with parents along with treats for children attending] Connecting with Residents on the Affordable Connectivity Program – PIH and FPM team-up in Jackson Tennessee
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[Memphis Field Office Director Walter Perry (right) informs a Lincoln Courts resident about benefits of the Affordable Connectivity Program during HUD’s outreach in Jackson, Tennessee at the Jackson Housing Authority’s 2023 Family Empowerment Expo] Connecting with Residents on the Affordable Connectivity Program – PIH and FPM team-up in Jackson Tennessee
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[Educating families about the Affordable Connectivity Program was in full-swing on July 12 in Jackson Tennessee. With the start of the school year upcoming, one-time discounts of up to $100 for a laptop, desktop computer or tablet were of interest to parents who qualify for the Affordable Connectivity Program. Walter Perry, Memphis Field Office Director, shares information at the 2023 Family Empowerment Expo sponsored by the Jackson Housing Authority. ] Connecting with Residents on the Affordable Connectivity Program – PIH and FPM team-up in Jackson Tennessee
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[Walter Perry, Memphis Field Office Director, and Captain Mark Cancia, The Salvation Army, discuss the Affordable Connectivity Program at the 2023 Family Empowerment Expo in the Lincoln Courts Community sponsored by the Jackson Housing Authority in Jackson, Tennessee] Connecting with Residents on the Affordable Connectivity Program – PIH and FPM team-up in Jackson Tennessee
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[Deputy Secretary Adrianne Todman Joins Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency for Groundbreaking on Newest Residential Development at Cayce Place] Deputy Secretary Adrianne Todman Joins Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency for Groundbreaking on Newest Residential Development at Cayce Place
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[Deputy Secretary Adrianne Todman Joins Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency for Groundbreaking on Newest Residential Development at Cayce Place] Deputy Secretary Adrianne Todman Joins Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency for Groundbreaking on Newest Residential Development at Cayce Place
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[Deputy Secretary Adrianne Todman Joins Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency for Groundbreaking on Newest Residential Development at Cayce Place] Deputy Secretary Adrianne Todman Joins Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency for Groundbreaking on Newest Residential Development at Cayce Place
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[Healthy Homes Month was celebrated in Memphis, Tennessee with “Building a Lead-Safe and Healthy Me” outreach event on June 17 involving HUD and resource partners] Lead Hazards Outreach Event Connects with Memphis
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[HUD and resource partners had a successful Saturday on June 17 in Memphis when a community event was held to share resources available to reduce lead-based paint hazards in the home as a part of June’s Healthy Homes Month] Lead Hazards Outreach Event Connects with Memphis
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[In Memphis Tennessee, a Healthy Homes Month event was held for the community on June 17 with HUD hosting an information table at the Christ Missionary Baptist Church. Left to Right: Walter Perry, Memphis Field Office Director; Michelle Miller, Deputy Director, Office of Lead Hazards Control and Healthy Homes (OLHCHH); Rev. Gina Stewart, Pastor, Christ Missionary Baptist Church; and Yolanda Brown, Program Manager, OLHCHH] Lead Hazards Outreach Event Connects with Memphis
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[Michelle Miller, Deputy Director, Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes (OLHCHH); Yolanda Brown, Program Manager, OLHCHH, and Rev. Gina Stewart, Pastor, Christ Missionary Baptist Church, discuss the importance of an informed community on lead-based paint hazards for homes in Memphis built prior to 1978] Lead Hazards Outreach Event Connects with Memphis
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[The Office of Lead Hazards Control and Healthy Homes has a robust outreach program that was on full display at the “Building a Lead-Safe and Healthy Me” event in Memphis, Tennessee on June 17 in partnership with Region IV’s Memphis Field Office] Lead Hazards Outreach Event Connects with Memphis
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[The Office of Lead Hazards Control and Healthy Homes has a robust outreach program that was on full display at the “Building a Lead-Safe and Healthy Me” event in Memphis, Tennessee on June 17 in partnership with Region IV’s Memphis Field Office] Lead Hazards Outreach Event Connects with Memphis
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[The Office of Lead Hazards Control and Healthy Homes and Region IV FPM’s Memphis Field Office teamed up for the Memphis “Building a Lead-Safe and Healthy Me” event on June 17 that offered the community resources on reducing lead-based paint risks. Left to right: Walter Perry, Memphis Field Office Director; Michelle Miller, Deputy Director, Office of Lead Hazards Control and Healthy Homes (OLHCHH); and Yolanda Brown, Program Manager, OLHCHH] Lead Hazards Outreach Event Connects with Memphis
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[Cheryl Marsh, Memphis Housing Navigator (left) and Ruth Ann Norton, Chief Executive Officer (second from left) of the Green and Healthy Homes Initiative present Yolanda Brown and Michelle Miller of the Office of Lead Hazards Control and Healthy Homes a Proclamation signed by Tennessee Governor Bill Lee highlighting June as Healthy Homes Month in Tennessee. The Proclamation was presented at the HUD “Building a Lead-Safe and Healthy Me” outreach event on June 17 in Memphis, Tennessee] Lead Hazards Outreach Event Connects with Memphis
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