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Chad Ruppel
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Oct 13, 2026
Finance Committee: Meeting of October 13, 2026
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116:35Chad RuppelGUEST
I think, like everyone, ours is, uh, a, sort of an estimate of continuum of services.
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116:41Chad RuppelGUEST
It's also an estimate of federal revenue received, so a lot will sort of depend on Congress for two thousand twenty-seven.
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116:50Chad RuppelGUEST
Um, but we're projecting right now to continue the same level of service for the voucher program, around twenty-seven million, and for public housing, around, uh, twelve million.
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117:02Chad RuppelGUEST
Um, the results Madison indicated that I was gonna really dive into for you all is in our public housing service area.
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121:52Matt WachterGUEST
Um, I'm wondering if you have looked into implementing small area fair market rents as a way of making Section 8 dollars go further.
