Summary
The city spends around $10 million a year on affordable housing but has only about 2.5 staff managing it, according to the consultant's review. A consultant recommends a five-person team, and the committee wants at least one new position funded in FY27.
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Last discussed Feb 18, 2026.
Impact analysis
New positions would cost more local dollars on top of the $10M-a-year housing commitment; the city faces a reported $5M budget gap.
Residents who rely on affordable housing programs would get faster, better-managed services and more successfully executed housing deals.
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