Resident Associations

When it comes to what’s happening at home, residents have the inside scoop. Park City Communities works to empower the movers and shakers in our communities. Resident Associations at each site provide a platform for residents to discuss developments and concerns.

RESIDENT ADVISORY BOARD

Taking leadership to the next level, the Resident Advisory Board – comprised of resident association officers from each of these associations – works closely with our board and staff, reviewing the annual plan and its many components, from buildings and maintenance to youth development programs.

Resident Associations are a way for residents to get involved and help improve the quality of life in their communities. Associations plan and host social and recreational programs for residents and give them an opportunity to channel their concerns to PCC. Resident Associations can also represent residents ' views and interests in the operation of their community. By participating in your Resident Council, you can have a say….

In Park City Community policies
In how Park City Communities spends money
In modernization of its buildings
In state and national issues

Resident Associations facilitate resident involvement by encouraging input on programming and operations matters. By addressing issues pertaining to the community, the Associations promote public safety, self-sufficiency, and help create a more positive living environment for families.

Resident Associations meet once a month at each family complex. All head of households (any age) or residents at least 18 years of age and whose name appears on a lease for the public housing complex that the Resident Association represents are eligible to participate. Residents are encouraged to join the Resident Association in their community or to form a Resident Association where none exists.

Contact your Site Manager or Family Service Coordinator for more information. .

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