Sharon A. Kerrick
Directeur/Membre du Conseil chez Louisville Metro Housing Authority
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Sharon A.
Kerrick has worked as a Director at both the Louisville Water Co. and the Louisville Metro Housing Authority.
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Louisville Metro Housing Authority
 Louisville Metro Housing Authority Local AgenciesGovernment The Louisville Metro Housing Authority (LMHA), formerly known as the Housing Authority of Louisville, is a non-profit agency responsible for the development and management of federally subsidized housing in the Louisville Metro area. In 2003, Louisville Metro Mayor Jerry Abramson and the Louisville Metro Council approved the merger of the Housing Authority of Louisville and Housing Authority of Jefferson County, thereby creating the Louisville Metro Housing Authority. Tim Barry, former Executive Director of the Housing Authority of Louisville, was named Executive Director of the new agency. The Board of Commissioners was also merged. The LMHA presently manages over 4,000 units with occupancy determined primarily by federal income guidelines. LMHA has four family housing communities and five housing communities for accessible and senior citizens, and a growing number of scattered site housing. Over 7,000 of the Louisville Metro's residents reside in public or subsidized housing. A nine-member Board of Commissioners, appointed by the Metro Mayor, serves as the policy making body of the agency. Funding for the agency's operation comes from residents' rents and annual operating subsidy from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The agency also receives Capital Improvement funds on an annual basis from HUD. Periodically, the agency also applies for funds from HUD and the City's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program to finance various modernization improvements. | Directeur/Membre du Conseil | - |
Louisville Water Co.
 Louisville Water Co. Water UtilitiesUtilities Louisville Water Company provides water to about 850,000 people in Louisville Metro and parts of Bullitt, Oldham, Shelby, Spencer and Nelson Counties. Louisville Water Company first pumped water in October of 1860. The original system had 26 miles of water main and 512 customers. Louisville Water Company has provided safe drinking water to the people of Louisville for more than 140 years. | Directeur/Membre du Conseil | - |
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Louisville Metro Housing Authority
Louisville Metro Housing Authority Local AgenciesGovernment The Louisville Metro Housing Authority (LMHA), formerly known as the Housing Authority of Louisville, is a non-profit agency responsible for the development and management of federally subsidized housing in the Louisville Metro area. In 2003, Louisville Metro Mayor Jerry Abramson and the Louisville Metro Council approved the merger of the Housing Authority of Louisville and Housing Authority of Jefferson County, thereby creating the Louisville Metro Housing Authority. Tim Barry, former Executive Director of the Housing Authority of Louisville, was named Executive Director of the new agency. The Board of Commissioners was also merged. The LMHA presently manages over 4,000 units with occupancy determined primarily by federal income guidelines. LMHA has four family housing communities and five housing communities for accessible and senior citizens, and a growing number of scattered site housing. Over 7,000 of the Louisville Metro's residents reside in public or subsidized housing. A nine-member Board of Commissioners, appointed by the Metro Mayor, serves as the policy making body of the agency. Funding for the agency's operation comes from residents' rents and annual operating subsidy from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). The agency also receives Capital Improvement funds on an annual basis from HUD. Periodically, the agency also applies for funds from HUD and the City's Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program to finance various modernization improvements. | Government |
Louisville Water Co.
Louisville Water Co. Water UtilitiesUtilities Louisville Water Company provides water to about 850,000 people in Louisville Metro and parts of Bullitt, Oldham, Shelby, Spencer and Nelson Counties. Louisville Water Company first pumped water in October of 1860. The original system had 26 miles of water main and 512 customers. Louisville Water Company has provided safe drinking water to the people of Louisville for more than 140 years. | Utilities |
