Utah NAHRO

2010 Annual Conference

Special thanks to this year’s Sponsors:

American Express Center for Community Development
Chase Bank
Housing Authority Insurance
UBS Bank USA
USDA Rural Development
Utah Apartment Association
Utah Community Reinvestment Corporation
Utah Housing Coalition
Wells Fargo

This year was sunny and welcoming as attendees arrived in St. George in record numbers for the UT NAHRO Annual Conference.  Upon arrival, all participants received a copy of the ‘2009 NLIHC Advocates’ Guide to Housing & Community Development Policy.’  With 24 sessions packed with information, there was much information gleaned during the 3 days in St. George.  Some of those presentations have been generously offered below from the presenters.  We had a great opening speaker Thursday morning, Pam Perlich.  Her presentation was informative and very eye-opening.  During lunch, Al Bingham reviewed key points to our credit scores and all attendees received a copy of the book “The Road to 850.”  Wrapping up the conference we again gave away fabulous door prizes, with an iPod touch being taken home by Lynda Varner.  We truly appreciate all those who donated their time and expertise to present during the conference and for those who attended and continually support the Utah Chapter of NAHRO.

Pam Perlich’s Economic Presentation

HUD Regional Update

Recovery Act, Capital Fund, Procurement

SEVRA Video Presentation Part 1

SEVRA Video Presentation Part 2

NAHRO National Legislative Updates

NAHRO State Legislative Updates

Enterprise Presentation on Green Policy/Resources

HPRP

Fair Housing and Reasonable Accommodations

Strategic Planning

- - Sample Project Monitoring Reports

If you’d like to purchase additional copies of the “2009 NLIHC Advocates’ Guide to Housing & Community Development Policy” we have some remaining which can be purchased for $10 each by emailing benjen@xmission.com.

Next year we will be combining with the Mountain Plains Regional Conference, to be held June 2011 here in Utah.  Details will be posted as they become available.