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UNITED TENANTS OF ALBANY (UTA)
United Tenants of Albany Annual Meeting
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When:
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012 |
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Time:
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6pm-8pm
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Where:
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St Vincent DePaul Parish Hall (rear of church)
900 Madison Ave
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Join us for some food, some business, and lots of fun!
The event is free, but we do need to know if you will be attending.
Please Call Cynthia at the UTA office if you are going to attend: 436-8997.
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Annual Report
A copy of our 2010-2011 Annual Report is available online.
Who We Are
United Tenants of Albany (UTA) is a community based nonprofit organization
that works to improve housing conditions, both in terms of physical conditions
and in terms of tenants' rights for security and equity. UTA responds
to calls throughout the Capital District and concentrates its activities
in low and moderate income neighborhoods in Albany.
Mission
The mission of UTA is to protect tenants rights for safe, decent and
affordable housing, with special emphases on those who have the greatest
need or who experience the most severe problems and to promote the development
and preservation of more affordable housing.
Background
Over the past 3 decades UTA has worked to improve code enforcement, campaign
for rent regulations, challenge bank redlining and support the development
and preservation of affordable housing. We have linked up with public
housing tenants, mobile home park tenants, concerned home owners and responsible
landlords on issues of housing justice. Our coalition building efforts
include work with local churches, neighborhood associations and civic
groups, NYS Tenants & Neighbors and National Peoples Action.
UTA carries on this tradition with a combination of direct services and
community organization. The direct service activities range from crisis
intervention to counseling and advocacy. The community organization work
includes bringing small groups of people together and joint efforts with
other organizations on broader housing issues.
Public funding sources for UTA include The Albany Community Development
Agency, The Albany County Department of Social Services, The NYS Division
of Housing and Community Renewal and the US Department of Housing
and Urban Development. Private funding sources for UTA include Catholic
Charities of the Albany Diocese, Newkirk Products, JP Morgan Chase
Manhattan Bank,
M&T Bank, Hudson River Bank & Trust Co., Newkirk Products , The E.
A. Barvoets Fund and
scores of individuals (many through the State Employees Federal Appeal).
| STAFF OF UNITED TENANTS OF ALBANY |
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Maria Markovics, Roger Markovics, Cynthia
Temple, Erin Reale,
Sandy LeVan,
Valerie Nielson, and Matthew Vertefeuille |
Board of United Tenants of Albany
President: Hilary Lamishaw
Secretary: Steve Winters
Treasurer: Jasmine Eldridge
Members: Lisette Couture, Eileen Cregg (ex officio), Margie Gonzales,
Melvenia Jenkins, Nikki Jones, Shannon Kelly, Malcolm McPherson, and Janet Simmons
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