HUD Section 3, Economic Tool for PHAs

On-Demand Schedule Sat, April 20, 2024 - Sat, April 27, 2024

Duration 60 Mins

Level Basic

Webinar ID IQW20G0771

What you'll learn?
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PHA Section 3 Responsibilities
Proposed Rule –“Targeting Section 3 Workers”
Determining Section 3 Resident & Business Eligibility
Section 3 Plan, Road map for Compliance
Compliance and reporting requirements

Overview of the webinar

This time in history present an excellent opportunity for a stringent implementation of the Section 3 Program.The Housing and Urban Development Act of 1968 provision of Section 3 ensure employment and economic opportunities are to be directed to low, very low income persons, and business concerns. Particularly, recipients including Public and Indian Housing of government financial assistance comply with Section 3 requirements. Participants will review how to determine low-income and very low-income eligibility. In addition to what determines a Section 3 resident and what is a Section 3 business. A review of compliance requirements including reporting requirements to avoid costly legal fees and penalties.

Who should attend?

Section 3 Coordinators
Compliance Officers
Section 3 Managers
Representatives
Property Managers
Property owners
Leasing Consultants
Housing Authority Staff
Realtors
Community Development Staff

Why should you attend?

Participants of this Section 3 webinar will learn the basics of developing and implementing a comprehensive Section 3 Plan. This webinar is an excellent review for experienced Section 3 Officers to avoid costly penalties in non-compliance.

Faculty - Ms.Marilyn Patterson

Marilyn Patterson-James, M.S. Urban Affairs, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee

Principal, AMMIRACLE Government/Advisor Consultants
Chair, Southern California Affordable Housing Solutions
U.S. Department of Treasury, Certified Project Reviewer
U.S. Department of Housing & Urban Development (Retired)-Public & Indian Housing, Community Planning & Development, Labor Compliance, Multifamily, Environmental, Legal Division
California State University (Adjunct Professor)

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