Tuesday, April 23

10:45 am  - 12:15 pm

Tax Credit Track: Annual Reporting Expectations – Washington State Housing Finance Commission staff

Regulatory Track: HOTMA: an Overview – Gwen Volk

HOTMA: an Overview

Resident Services Coordinator Track: The Evolution of Service Coordination: Defining Your Role and Meeting HUD's Latest Expectations – Melissa Harris, Director of Government Affairs, American Association of Services Coordinators

The Evolution of Service Coordination

Maintenance Track: Leadership Skills for the New Maintenance Supervisor – Scott Ployer

Leadership Skills for the New Maintenance Supervisor

Misc Track: Special Claims – Lori Colvin, CMS

 

2:00 - 3:30 pm

Tax Credit Track: Tax Credit Essentials – Part 1 – Joe Henry

Tax Credit Essentials Part 1 & 2

Regulatory Track HOTMA: Income and Assets – Gwen Volk

Income and Assets

Resident Services Coordinator Track: What is Service Coordination? – Leslie Hill, Providence Supportive Housing; Gwen Urrutia-Peterson, Providence Supportive Housing, Melissa Harris, Director of Government Affairs, American Association of Services Coordinators

What is Service Coordination?

Maintenance Track: Emergency Action Planning & Crisis Management – Scott Ployer

Emergency Action Planning & Crisis Management

Misc Track: AHMA Annual Meeting 

 

  3:45 -  5:15 pm

Tax Credit Track: Tax Credit Essentials – Part 2 – Joe Henry 

Tax Credit Essentials Part 1 & 2

Regulatory Track HOTMA: The Section 8 Asset Restrictions – Gwen Volk

HOTMA: The Section 8 Asset Restrictions 

Resident Services Coordinator Track: Using Data to Enhance your Service Coordination Program – Melissa Harris, Director of Government Affairs, American Association of Services Coordinators 

Using Data to Enhance your Service Coordination Program

Maintenance Track: Capital Planning & Asset Preservation – Scott Ployer

Capital Planning & Asset Preservation

 

 

Wednesday, April 24

 9:00-10:30 am

Tax Credit Track: Understanding the Average Income Test – Gwen Volk

Understanding the Average Income Test

Regulatory Track: Fair Housing Trends – What You Should Know – Mike Chin, Civil Rights Enforcement Director, City of Seattle

Fair Housing Trends – What You Should Know

Resident Services Coordinator Track: The Evolution of Service Coordination: (Repeated Session)

Maintenance Track: Time Management for Maintenance – Scott Ployer

Time Management for Maintenance

Misc Track: HOME Program Panel - Sarah Dunn, Washington State Department of Commerce, Jamie Wood, City of Seattle Office of Housing, Holly Hodgson, City of Tacoma Office of Housing

 10:45 am - 12:15 pm

Tax Credit Track: Special Unit Rules – Available Unit, Vacant Unit, Unit Transfers – Gwen Volk

Special Unit Rules – Available Unit, Vacant Unit, Unit Transfers

Regulatory Track: Maximizing your Assistance Contract – HUD staff

Resident Services Coordinator Track: Building a Sustainable Service Coordinator Budget - Melissa Harris

Building a Sustainable Service Coordinator Budget

Maintenance Track: The Fork in the Road: Where Management and Maintenance Meet – Scott Ployer

The Fork in the Road: Where Management and Maintenance Meet

Misc Track: Understanding Customer Service and Conflict resolution – Joe Henry

Understanding Customer Service and Conflict resolution

 1:45-3:15 pm

Tax Credit Track: Hot Topics – Washington State Housing Finance Commission staff

Regulatory Track: Service programs on a shoestring – Gwen Volk

Service programs on a shoestring

Resident Services Coordinator Track: Bringing Service Coordination to RD Properties– Melissa Harris

Maintenance Track: Critical Thinking & Effective Problem Solving – Scott Ployer

 Critical Thinking & Effective Problem Solving

Misc Track: Developing great customer service skills and how to resolve conflicts with residents - Joe Henry