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Excerpt from the Fall 2021 edition of Affordable Housing News

December 22, 2021

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Commentary: Designate land at 995 Morrison for affordable housing before it’s too late

December 2, 2021

From The Post and Courier: Commentary: Designate land at 995 Morrison for affordable housing before it's too late | Commentary | postandcourier.com Excerpt: Gentrification has driven African Americans out of their neighborhoods, and there is an urgent, if not dire, need for affordable and workforce housing, yet a recent editorial on 995 Morrison Drive urged

HOUSING AUTHORITY CEO DON CAMERON TO RETIRE

August 4, 2021

AFTER 50 YEARS OF PUBLIC SERVICE, HOUSING AUTHORITY CEO LEAVES BEHIND TREMENDOUS LEGACY CHARLESTON, S.C. (August 4, 2021) - The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston is announcing the retirement of President & Chief Executive Officer Donald Cameron. Cameron joined the Authority in 1975 and was promoted to CEO in 1980. Cameron will retire in December 2021

Statement from Donald J. Cameron, President & CEO, City of Charleston Housing Authority on the July 28, 2021 shooting

July 29, 2021

Statement from Donald J. Cameron, president & CEO, city of Charleston housing authority on shooting that occurred at Hanover Street, July 28, 2021. I join mayor Tecklenburg, councilmember Mitchell, and chief Reynolds in condemning the violence that occurred on Hanover Street, last evening. Violence has no place in our city and our community, and it’s

Independent Public Accountant Audit Report – Fiscal Year Ended September 30, 2020

June 29, 2021

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86th Anniversary Event Pictures

May 26, 2021

The Housing Authority of the City of Charleston celebrated it's 86th anniversary on May 5th 2021. Here are some pictures of that event which included awards for two retiring board members: Courtenay Brack and Todd Brown.