April 21 , 2009 On-Line e-Briefing Session: Tips for Avoiding PIC Reporting Sanctions in Public Housing and Voucher Programs
1:30 PM – 3:00 PM (Eastern Time)
This special e-Briefing provides the latest information and professional “how to” guidance for PHAs of all sizes operating the Public Housing and voucher programs to obtain a high PIC-50058 reporting rate thereby avoiding HUD sanctions. This distance learning is geared to PHA Executive Directors (CEOs) and public housing and voucher directors as well as occupancy and IT staffs.
The key objectives of this 90 minute e-Briefing are:
- Highlight the key components of the HUD’s PIC-50058 reporting and sanction policy, including updates on security provisions and use of EIV.
- Provide promising practices and tips from PHAs to assure accurate and high reporting thereby avoiding HUD sanctions.
The presenters will be:
- Matthew Steen, IMS-PIC Operations Manager, Real Estate Assessment Center.
- Steve Crouse, mid-Market Account Manager, Emphasys Software and former IT officer, Dauphin County Housing Authority, and
- Tony Caldwell, Chief Administrative and Operations Officer, Housing Authority of the County of Monterey.
- Pat Arnaudo, Director of Special Projects at NAHRO, will be the moderator.
To attend the class:
- You will need access to a computer with a high speed Internet connection and a telephone with a standard phone line (preferably with speaker function/capacity).
- Registrants must have and provide an e-mail address to receive instructions for accessing the online class.
- Registration cancellation or substitution notices should be sent to RHart@NAHRO.org.
To guarantee availability, it is recommended that you register as soon as possible prior to the e-Briefing.
2009 Date |
Time |
Tuition |
To Register |
April 21 , 2009 |
1:30-3:00 p.m. Eastern Time |
Members: $100
Non-members: $135 |
download the registration form |
To register offline simply click here to download the registration form. Please note, one e-mail address equals one registration fee. Agencies that wish to have multiple staff attend the e-Briefing must either:
1. Have all staff at the same location for the briefing (at one e-mail address).
2. Or register each participant with their own unique e-mail address (a fee will be charged for each e-mail address). |
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