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Stuart Housing Authority
Meetings
Unless notified otherwise, the Housing Authority of the City of Stuart, Florida Board of Commissioners regular board meetings (including the February annual board meeting) are typically held:
* 10:30 am
* Last Tuesday of the Month February, April, June, August, October and December
* Housing Authority of the City of Stuart, Florida
611 SE Church Street
Stuart, FL. 34994
Members
- Pearlie Clark, Chairperson
Term expires: May 21, 2021 - Deborah Langston, Vice-Chair
Term expires: May 21, 2023 - Jennie Davis, Commissioner
Term expires: May 21, 2022 - Barbara Dotson, Commissioner
Term expires: May 21, 2023 - Nancy Judy, Commissioner
Term expires: May 21, 2022 - Martha Mosley, Commissioner
Term expires: May 21, 2024 - Lilly Williams, Commissioner
Term expires: May 21, 2024
Appointing Authority
The City of Stuart, Florida
Contact Information
This is the official address and email address for each board member as well.
- Email Stuart Housing Authority
- Mailing Address:
611 SE Church Street
Stuart, FL 34994 - Office Hours: Monday – Thursday: 8:00 am – 4:00 pm (Closed: 12:00 pm – 12:30 pm)
Friday: 8:00 am – 1:00 pm
- Telephone Number:772-287-0496
- Fax Number: 772-287-4084
- TDD Telephone Number: 800-545-1833, ext. 902
- Website: Fort Pierce Housing Authority
- Emergency After-Hours Number: 772-284-1350
Registered Agent / Registered Office
Housing Authority of the City of Stuart, Florida
Edgar Kiley
Interim Executive Director
611 SE Church Street
Stuart, FL 34994
Additional Information
Stuart Housing Authority Annual Documentation
Supporting Information and/or documentation for the Stuart Housing Authority PHA Plan Documents is available for viewing at our office located at 611 SE Church Street, Stuart, FL 34994
5-Year PHA Plan for FYB April 2020 (PDF)
Attachment to 5-Year PHA Plan for FYB April 2020 (PDF)
Special District Accountability Program
Every parcel of land in Florida is covered by at least one special district. Special districts serve a necessary and useful function by providing services to residents, businesses, and property. Special districts generate billions in revenues for Florida’s economy, create private-sector jobs, and have a substantial impact on the lives of every Floridian and on the state’s economy. For these reasons, special districts must be held highly accountable. Chapter 189, Florida Statutes, Uniform Special District Accountability Act (the "Act") holds all special districts accountable and accessible to state agencies, the municipalities and counties in which they operate, and the citizens they serve.
General Information
- Boundaries: Martin County, Florida
- Charter / Creation Document: Resolution Number 296 (Housing Authority Number 1) and Resolution Number 297 (Housing Authority Number 2) (PDF)
- Date established: March 11, 1942, per Resolutions Numbers 296 and 297
- Establishing Entity: The City of Stuart, Florida
- Full Legal Name: Housing Authority of the City of Stuart, Florida
- Public Purpose: To provide/administer decent, safe, and sanitary housing
- Services Provided: Subsidized Housing Programs
- Statute under which the special district operates: Florida Statute 189 and Florida Statute 421
General Financial Information
- Annual Financial Report: Per Florida Statute 218.32(e), Housing Authorities created under Chapter 421 are not required to submit an Annual Financial Report to the Department of Financial Services.
- Audit Report Fiscal Year End: March 31, 2020 Audited Financials (PDF)
- Budget Amendments: None
- Final Adopted Budgets: 2020 & 2021
- Fiscal Year Period: April 1st through March 31st
- Tentative Budgets: None
Ethics
- Florida Commission on Ethics: Generally applicable ethics provisions
- SHA Code of Ethics and Standards of Conduct