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12 <br /> 1 Chair Bedford said the county also helped fund renovations for Trinity Court. <br /> 2 Blake Rosser said the federal government has moved away from public housing and is <br /> 3 focusing on public/private partnerships. He said the only way to get more public housing is to <br /> 4 privatize it. <br /> 5 Regarding other places where the housing authority is its own entity, Commissioner <br /> 6 Fowler asked if they are only funded by the federal government. <br /> 7 Blake Rosser said it is only federal, but it is supposed to be self-sustaining. He said this <br /> S gets to Commissioner Greene's point that they are only receiving a certain amount of money <br /> 9 because they are also collecting rent. <br /> 10 <br /> 11 Slide #15 <br /> OCHA <br /> OCHIA Board. The Orange County Housing Authority <br /> (OCHA) Board oversees the running of all OCHA <br /> programs, chiefly the Housing ■ Voucher <br /> program, funded by <br /> Board monitors all HCV processes and approves <br /> major policy changes and updates. In 2009 the <br /> Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) appointed a <br /> group of citizens to the OCHA Board. Prior to this <br /> time the BOCC had served in the role of Housing <br /> Authority Board. <br /> Alycia BrownORANGE COUNTY <br /> HCv Program Manager HOUSING DEPARTMENT <br /> a Ihrawn@vrangevvu ntync.gvv <br /> 12 <br /> 13 <br /> 14 Slide #16 <br /> Strategic Plan Objectives advanced: <br /> • Objective L Allocate predictable funding <br /> sources to contribute or support adding to <br /> affordable housing stock <br /> Objective 6: Partner with public agencies to <br /> increase opportunities for public employees to <br /> buy and rent homes where they work. <br /> Objective 9: Increase representation of people <br /> with lived experience on housing related <br /> matters ORANGE COUNTY <br /> �! HOUSING DEPARTMENT <br /> 15 <br /> 16 <br />