Draft Fiscal Year 2024 Moving to Work Plan on January 19

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Draft Fiscal Year 2024 Moving to Work Plan on January 19
Draft Fiscal Year 2024 Moving to Work Plan — fairfaxcounty.gov
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Draft Fiscal Year 2024 Moving to Work Plan

1/19/2023 7:00 pm

Event DescriptionEach year, the FCRHA is required to submit a Moving to Work Plan, which includes community input and outlines the activities and initiatives to be undertaken in the given year. The Draft Fiscal Year (FY) 2024 Moving to Work Plan is currently available for public comment on the Fairfax County website and continues the ongoing work of the FCRHA to preserve and develop affordable housing and provide greater opportunities for households through housing mobility options and self-sufficiency tools.Residents wishing to submit comments on the Draft FY 2024 Moving to Work Plan may do so by email, U.S. Mail, and/or through participating in an upcoming public hearing before the FCRHA.

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