An Act relative to housing authority executive director contracts
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill addresses the contracts of executive directors at Massachusetts housing authorities. It aims to standardize the process and terms associated with these contracts, ensuring greater transparency and accountability. Specifically, the bill seeks to establish clear guidelines and procedures for selecting, evaluating, and compensating these leaders. The goal is to improve the effectiveness and management of housing authorities across the state.
Key provisions
- Establishes guidelines for selecting executive directors.
- Defines criteria for evaluating executive director performance.
- Specifies procedures for contract negotiation and renewal.
- Requires public disclosure of executive director compensation.
- Addresses contract termination procedures.
- Sets standards for executive director training and professional development.
- Mandates a review of executive director contracts by the Housing Authority Governance Committee.
- Requires the Executive Director to report annually to the Housing Authority Board.
Who is affected
- Massachusetts Housing Authorities
- Executive Directors of Housing Authorities
- Housing Authority Boards of Directors
- State Government
- Residents of Massachusetts
Notable changes
- The bill introduces standardized guidelines for executive director contracts.
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3 on record
Primary sponsor
Cosponsors
Steven Ultrino
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