News Releases for 2006

Angela Jones, Public Information Officer, (916) 440-1355

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• PHOENIX PARK EARNS CALIFORNIA  REDEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION 2006 AWARD FOR RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT/REHABILITATION

• GOVERNOR SCHWARZENEGGER ANNOUNCES NORTHERN SACRAMENTO ENTERPRISE ZONE
  Designation is expected to create 100 new jobs in the first year

• SERNA VILLAGE OPENS DOORS TO permanent affordable housing for formerly homeless families
  Agency partners with Mercy Housing and Cottage Housing to support84-unit community at McClellan

• OAK PARK COMMUNITY RECEIVES $875,000 DOJ GRANT FOR WEED AND SEED PROGRAM

• COUNCIL PASSES PLAN OF ACTION TO PRESERVE LOW-RENT RESIDENTIAL HOTEL UNITS
  Strategy also calls for replacement of units lost through conversion or demolition

• DEL PASO HEIGHTS LANDMARK COMMUNITY CENTER REOPENS
  Joe Mims Jr. Hagginwood Community Center bigger and better after $2.9 million facelift

• BOARD OF SUPERVISORS AND CITY COUNCIL ADOPT SACRAMENTO’S TEN-YEAR PLAN TO END CHRONIC HOMELESSNESS

• Low income artists CELEBRATE surreal SWEAT EQUITY housing community

• HOUSING AUTHORITY Celebrates achievement for people who worked their way out of rent-assisted housing

• Sacramento Housing and Redevelopment Agency Names Davis Housing Veteran Nancy Conk as Director of Housing Policy and Development

• STATE AWARDS $2.6 MILLION TO CITY REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAMS

• ACACIA MEADOWS OPENS DOORS TO NEW AFFORDABLE APARTMENTS IN SOUTH SACRAMENTO

• Greer School Sidewalk

• 4th Avenue Loft Project Breaks Ground in Oak Park

• Housing Authority Unveils Signs and Special Phone Line to Address Boarded and Vacant Houses in Oak Park

• Sacramento Regional Partners in Homeownership Present Homeownership Fair 2006

• Dream Street Changes Lives for 18 Homeowners

• GRAND OPENING OFFICIALLY SIGNALS REBIRTH FOR PHOENIX PARK COMMUNITY

• Phoenix Park Chosen for Business Journal's Best Real Estate Projects Award

• City and County Affordable Housing Programs Awarded $1.8 Million from State Prop 46 Funds

• COUNTY SIDEWALKS PROJECT CREATES SAFE PASSAGE TO SCHOOL