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Web Accessibility & ADA Compliance Modernization
ADA Compliance · Digital Accessibility
High Priority
About this project
Johnson City Housing Authority faces a hard April 2028 deadline to meet ADA Title II/WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards with no current plan or compliant technology in place. Fragmented digital tools create significant legal exposure and limit equitable resident access to essential housing services.
The opportunity
The defined compliance window creates urgency to begin planning and procurement now, while the authority's active digital self-service initiative provides strategic alignment. Recent HUD operating fund obligations signal available financial capacity, and this work may be eligible for federal funding support.
Close Emergency Preparedness Gaps in Public Housing
Emergency Management · Public Housing Safety
High Priority
About this project
JCHA currently operates without an Emergency Operations Plan, a Disaster Plan, or a dedicated mass-notification platform, leaving residents and staff exposed to significant safety and operational risk. The absence of documented exercises or audits compounds this vulnerability and signals a critical gap in emergency preparedness infrastructure.
The opportunity
The HUD Public Housing Capital Fund explicitly identifies resident security, safety, and emergency alarm systems as eligible uses, providing a confirmed funding pathway with no incumbent solution to displace. Acting within the current grant cycle allows JCHA to consolidate fragmented communications, meet resident safety obligations, and reduce operational and compliance risk.
HUD Public Housing Capital Fund
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Digital Engagement · Emergency Notifications
High Priority
About this project
The authority currently relies on disconnected tools for resident outreach, limiting reliability and reach across its community. Without a unified communications platform or emergency mass-notification capability, the authority faces gaps in resident safety, engagement equity, and ADA Title II/WCAG 2.1 accessibility compliance due by April 2028.
The opportunity
HUD Public Housing Capital Fund eligibility for resident safety and emergency notification infrastructure provides a viable funding pathway for this initiative. Acting within the current planning cycle aligns investment with active strategic priorities and reduces compounding compliance and operational risk.
HUD Public Housing Capital Fund
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