Chairman Linda W. Cropp at the request of the Mayor
A PROPOSED RESOLUTION IN THE COUNCIL OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
To confirm the appointment of Ms.
Jacqueline Massey to the District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors.
RESOLVED, BY THE COUNCIL OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA, That this resolution may be cited as the "District of Columbia Housing
Finance Agency Board of Directors Jacqueline Massey Confirmation Resolution of 2000".
Sec. 2. The Council of the District of
Columbia confirms the appointment of:
Ms. Jacqueline Massey
815 Xenia Street, S.E.
Washington, D.C. 20032
(Ward 8)
as a community member of the District of
Columbia Housing Finance Agency Board of Directors, established by section 202 of the
District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency Act, effective March 3, 1979 (D.C. Law 2-135;
D.C. Code § 45-2112), replacing Brenda H. Jones, whose term ended June 28, 1999, for a
term to end June 28, 2001.
Sec. 3. The Council of the District of
Columbia shall transmit a copy of this resolution, upon its adoption, each to the nominee
and to the Office of the Mayor.
Sec. 4. This resolution shall take effect
immediately.
Jacqueline M. Massey
815 Xenia Street, S.E.
Washington, D.C. 20032
202-563-5637 Home 202-673-7503 Work
SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS:
Over 20 years experience in business
development and resident management. Skilled in the evaluation, design, and implementation
of management policies and programs for small resident businesses. Excellent communication
abilities in the preparation of contract proposal packaging, government housing
certifications and resident motivation.
CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
Co-President Wheeler Creek Estates CDC
-1996-Present
Co-founder of Wheeler Creek Estates Community Development Corporation (WCECDC) formed in
1996. Wheeler Creek is presently a HUD funded HOPE VI site with mixed financing from
public and private partnerships. As a member of the Board of Directors of WCECDC; help to
provide leadership and direction to the governing board, membership and/or constituency of
the organization by ensuring policy development, management and program oversight.
President – Valley Green Resident Council
– 1989 to 1996
The Valley Green Resident Council consisted of residents who resided within the Valley
Green neighborhood. My duties included organizing residents around resources, industrial
policies and procedures relating to the association’s survival and needs. I was also
responsible for forming public and private partnerships that helped facilitated those
needs and resources that encouraged resident anticipation in activities which enhanced the
property on which they resided.
Board Member – Cedar Hill Community
Development Corporation – 1990-1992
Participated in the development of policies, fundraising and overseeing the activities of
the organization as it related to achieving its mission of decent and affordable housing.
Chairperson – District of Columbia Housing
Authority Resident Council Advisory Board – 1992-1993.
The District of Columbia Housing Authority Resident Council Advisory Board consisted of 60
resident council from across the city. We met monthly to dialogue with local organizations
around the city that were seeking resources and monies from both public and private
partnerships. These resources were used to assist people in communities throughout the
city with job training, education, recreational activities, and economic development.
Board Member – Max Robinson Center- 199
-1995
Ensured that patients infected with HIV/AIDS were provided services that pertained to
their individual needs (i.e., medical, housing, and employment).
Board Member- Washington Highlands
Community Organization – 1994-1998
Duties included organizing residents around resources, industrial policies and procedures
relating to the association’ survival and needs, fundraising and overseeing the activities
of the organization as it related to achieving its mission of decent and affordable
housing.
Board Member – Anacostia/Congress Heights
Partnership – 1993-1995
Helped developed services and resources for at-risk families in public, private, and
assisted housing.
WORK EXPERIENCE:
Housing Manager Assistant – D.C. Housing
Authority -1997 – Present
- Assist the housing manager in the operation
and management of the facility. - Identify problems and deficiencies.
- Recommend appropriate corrective measures
in such areas as maintenance, repairs, assignments and/or furnishing and equipment. - Coordinate maintenance and other operations
in order to assure the timeless of maintenance alterations, minor constructions, painting,
repairs and inspections. - Collect rent payments and prepare necessary
documents leading to legal actions. - Provide advice and assistance to housing
officials on routine matters pertaining to income limits, rent ranges, grievance produres
and other related topics.
Community Coordinator/Case Manager for the
Anacostia/Congress Heights Partnership -1993 – 1995.
- Coordinated and performed outreach
activities as needed in public/private housing developments east of the Anacostia River. - Updated written monthly reports of
activities to assist the Executive Director in periodic evaluation of community building
activities. - Established and maintained a working
relationship with resident managers, case managers, resident councils and residents on
each property. - Identified and nurtured potential leaders
in each respective community. - Focused on outreach activities throughout
the Partnership service area that promoted community building. - Linked neighborhoods together through
regular communication (newsletters, workshops, etc.) and through other special community
initiatives (i.e. job fair, health fair, special holiday events). - Assisted the Director in preparing a
community building strategy that met the unique needs of each development.
OTHER EMPLOYMENT
Consultant – D.C. Housing Authority on
Valley Green/Skytower HOPE VI – 1996-1999
Project Manager (Pilot Program) – 1992-1993
Nursing Assistant- Dun Luring Nursing Home – 1980-1983
Occupational Therapist Aid – Greater Southeast Community Hospital -1975-1980
Clerk – General Services Administration – 1967-1969
AWARDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Case Management and Community Building
Award
Community Service Award
Letter of Appreciation (Maintenance Supervisory Training)
Hearts in Hand Award
Community Service Award
A Tribute to Excellence, People Who Care Award – Greater Southeast Community Hospital,
October 3, 1993
EDUCATION
General Equivalency Diploma – 1999
Housing Manager Internship Program -Catholic University – 1998-1999
Housing Manager Trainee – 1999 – Present