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HTVN Training Catalog - listing of summer/fall training available through the Housing Television Network.

AAHRA Conference Registration

What Not to Wear
Monday Night: Western attire. This years theme is "Blazing a New Trail" and western will be the theme for the evening.
Tuesday: The opening session, all training courses and the Scholarship Luncheon will be business casual. Tuesday evening is on your own, so naturally you can wear what ever you would like.
Wednesday: Annual Meeting Breakfast and all Training Courses will be business casual and the Wednesday night Awards Banquet will be semi-formal. This means dressy dresses for the ladies and a coat and tie for the men. Blue jeans and shorts are not recommended.

So You Think You Can Dance? On Monday, August 25th, during registration at Edgewater, free dance lessons will be given. Ron Devane of the Dothan Dance Club, a professional dancer/choreo-grapher will teach. Plans are to teach the basics of 3 ballroom dances; Rumba, Waltz, and the Swing. If there is time and/or interest, he may also teach a line dance.

The group plans to perform 2 routines, a Two-Step routine to The World and a Swing routine to Crazy Little Thing Called Love.  We will do one routine to begin the dance class and the second to conclude the class.


The Preliminary Agenda is now available (subject to change)

  • Download your Registration Packet here.
  • Download Exhibitor's Packet here.

If you have an employee or board member to be honored with an AAHRA Resolution at the Annual Meeting in August, please fax to Gloria Jones at 334.727.7655, mail to: Gloria Jones, Tuskegee Housing Authority, 2901 Davison Street, Tuskegee, AL  36088, or email to tuskegeepha@yahoo.com or no later than August 20, 2008.


AAHRA mourns the recent passing of Bob Neill, former Executive Director of Decatur. Click here for news.


Job Openings:
Mobile - Section 8 Program Coordinator

Welcome to the Alabama Association of Housing and Redevelopment Authorities - the State Association of Housing Authorities in Alabama. Providing both public housing and Section 8 rental assistance to more than 125,000 residents across Alabama, you will be surprised at the many other things our Association is doing. From youth sports and after-school tutorial programs, to scholarships and self-sufficiency classes, we are active and committed to making a difference in Alabama!

The Alabama Association of Housing and Redevelopment Authorities is composed of 150 housing authorities across Alabama is committed to providing decent, safe and sanitary housing to the citizens in our respective communities. Our members provide housing to the elderly and disabled and assist families by providing self-sufficiency programs, opportunities to further educational goals, youth programs as well as private housing.

 

Contact Information
President, Ken Vaughan
Troy Housing Authority
P.O. Box 289, Troy, AL 36081
Phone: 334-566-1271
Fax: 334-566-1279

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