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Fri
22
Nov

Marble Falls Housing Authority eyes plans to dissolve

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Marble Falls Housing Authority Executive Director Mark Mayfield (at right) announced Nov. 19 during the regular city council meeting that he would be resigning soon to dedicate time to the Texas Housing Foundation. Also pictured, from left, are Marble Falls councilmen David Rhodes and Craig Magerkurth.

 

 

 

 

By Connie Swinney
Staff Writer

Marble Falls Housing Authority officials announced the impending dissolution of the entity, as council members approved an agreement Nov. 19 which would allow the Burnet Housing Authority program to oversee the administrative operations for local clients.

Marble Falls Housing Authority Executive Director Mark Mayfield spoke before the Marble Falls City Council with announcements about the potential future of the federally-subsidized housing authorities in Marble Falls and Burnet.

Tue
07
Nov

THF announces Klaeger as community services lead

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Bessie Jackson, left, welcomes former county judge Donna Klaeger on board at the Texas Housing Foundation (THF) Friday, Nov. 3. Jackson is the community resource director of the THF Marble Falls Community Resource Center and Klaeger has been named new senior vice president of community services, coordinating all the THF centers as Community Resource Centers of Texas, Inc. (CRC).

By Glynis Crawford Smith

The Highlander

If ever a job were custom made for a new employee it is senior vice president of community services at the Texas Housing Foundation (THF).

Former county judge Donna Klaeger, instrumental in creating the THF Community Resource Center in Marble Falls, has been named to the position that will coordinate services in that center, others in Llano and Liberty Hill and one being created in Johnson City.

Mark Mayfield, president and CEO of the Texas Housing Foundation, made the announcement Wednesday, Nov. 1. Known jointly as Community Resource Centers of Texas, Inc. (CRC) their mission is to provide social and public health services to qualified clients supported by area nonprofit organizations and government agencies.

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