SHRA 2022 Fact Sheet

Job Descriptions and Salaries 

SHRA Organizational Structure

SHRA has formed four nonprofit component entities which are each separate legal entities organized as 501c(3) nonprofit, public benefit corporations.  These nonprofits are not considered affiliates of SHRA as it has no direct control of the nonprofits and has no obligation to assist them financially.  However, the nonprofits are considered component entities of SHRA as the Executive Director must approve the members of each Board and each Board has one or more senior SHRA staff as a member.

NORWOOD AVENUE HOUSING CORPORATION

Phoenix Park – Norwood Ave. Housing Corp. Property

• 501c(3) Nonprofit public benefit corporation established on September 11, 1991.
• Managing General Partner of two LIHTC partnerships (Phoenix Park I LP and Phoenix Park II LP) formed to acquire and rehabilitate units in the Phoenix Park neighborhood revitalization project (formerly known as Franklin Villa). The office/community center of this 360-unit family housing project is located at 4400 Shining Star Drive in south Sacramento.
• The nonprofit has a five member board:

President – La Shelle Dozier, Executive Director, SHRA

Treasurer – Susana Jackson, Chief Financial Officer

Secretary – Cassandra Jennings, Executive Director, Greater Sacramento Urban League

Director at Large – Brad Wiblin, Senior Vice President, BRIDGE Housing Corporation

Director at Large – John Griffin, President and CEO, New American Communities

SHASTA HOTEL CORPORATION

Shasta Hotel

• 501c(3) Nonprofit public benefit corporation established on April 19, 1993.
• Managing General Partner of Shasta Hotel Investors Partnership, a LIHTC partnership with National Equity Fund as the investor LP to acquire and rehabilitate the 80-unit SRO known as the Shasta Hotel located at 1017 10^th Street in downtown Sacramento.
• The nonprofit has a five member board:

Chairperson – Brad Wiblin, Senior Vice President, BRIDGE Housing Corporation

Vice Chair – Cassandra Jennings, Executive Director, Saint Hope Academy

Treasurer – Susana Jackson, Chief Financial Officer, SHRA

Secretary – La Shelle Dozier, Executive Director, SHRA

Director at Large –  John Griffin, President and CEO, New American Communities

SACRAMENTO HOUSING AUTHORITY REPOSITIONING PROGRAM, (SHARP) INC.

Washington Plaza Apartments  – SHARP Property

• SHARP is a 501c(3) Nonprofit public benefit corporation established on June 17, 2009.
• Managing General Partner in three separate LIHTC partnerships formed to acquire and rehabilitate three low-income senior housing properties formerly owned and operated as public housing projects by the Housing Authority of the City of Sacramento. Sierra Vista is a 78-unit senior housing property located at 2300 K Street, Sutterview is a 77-unit senior housing property located at 2526 L Street, and Washington Plaza is a 75-unit senior housing property located at 1318 E Street.
• The nonprofit has a five member board:

President – James Shields, Deputy Executive Director – Administration, SHRA

Treasurer – Susana Jackson, Chief Financial Officer, SHRA

Secretary – Michael Taylor, Director – Construction Services, SHRA

Director at Large – Richard Ciraulo, Senior Project Manager, Mercy Housing Corporation

Director at Large – William Fagan, Retired, Executive Director of Stanislaus Housing Authority

SACRAMENTO HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

• 501c(3) Nonprofit public benefit corporation established on September 13, 1988.
• Managing General Partner of Riverview Plaza Associates, a LIHTC partnership with Chevron Equities as the investor LP to construct the 123-unit senior housing property known as the Riverview Plaza in Floors 3 – 16 of the high-rise property at 600 I Street in downtown Sacramento.
• The nonprofit’s Board of Directors is the Board of Directors of the Housing Authority of the County of Sacramento (HACOS). The Board of HACS appointed five officers to carryout the business of the corporation as directed by the Board:

President – Chairman of the Board of HACOS

Vice President – Vice Chair of HACOS

Secretary – Clerk of the Board of HACOS

Treasurer – Susana Jackson, Chief Financial Officer, SHRA

Executive Director – La Shelle Dozier, Executive Director, SHRA

In 1983, SHRA formed a non-profit affiliate whose mission is to support and sponsor enrichment programs and activities for residents of public housing. For more information on Fund Inc, refer to the link below.

FUND Inc.