The Fresno Housing Authority joint boards of commissioners make decisions that govern Fresno Housing, which provides housing for nearly 50,000 low-income residents throughout Fresno County. Fresno Housing is governed by 14 commissioners, seven of whom are appointed as city commissioners and seven as county commissioners.
Meetings usually occur at 5:30 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday of each month at 1260 Fulton Street in Fresno. They are also available to join by Zoom.
Who are the Fresno Housing Commissioners:
City Board-
Adrian Jones, Chairperson
Stacy Vaillancourt, Vice Chair
Caine Christensen, Commissioner
Sabrina Kelley, Commissioner
Sharon Williams, Commissioner
Ruby Yanez, Commissioner
Vacant, Commissioner
County Board-
Cary Catalano, Chairperson
Nikki Henry, Vice Chair
Joey Fuentes, Commissioner
Valori Gallaher, Commissioner
Sophia Ramos, Commissioner
Stacy Sablan, Commissioner
Vacant, Commissioner
(As of June 2022)
Meeting Notes
Fresno Housing to open voucher program list; city in running for downtown infrastructure funding; historic Helm Home sold
For the first time since 2019, the interest list for the Housing Choice Voucher program will open soon, plus infill infrastructure funding could be coming to downtown , and Fresno Housing approves sale of historic Helm Home.
Fresno Housing Authority to purchase former downtown CVS as possible site for affordable housing
The Fresno Housing Commissioners approved the purchase of the former downtown Fresno CVS Pharmacy for $2.8 million, as the possible site of a future affordable, mixed-use development.
Fresno Housing Authority approves mixed finance budget, agreement with SEIU Local 521 (1/24/23)
The Fresno Housing Authority joint boards of commissioners met on January 24, 2023 to discuss the Mixed Finance Budget and approved several items, including a construction contract for Heritage Estates and an MOU with the SEIU Local 521.
Fresno Housing Authority Board approves 2023 budgets
The Fresno Housing Authority Joint Boards of Commissioners met on Dec. 13, 2022 and approved the 2023 budgets for agency operating and housing assistance payments.
Fresno Housing Authority (11/15/22) Acquisition of former state water resources building + $3M loan for Avalon Commons + EOC youth center in Mendota
The commissioners moved forward the acquisition of the former California Department of Water Resources building on Shields Avenue, approved acceptance of a $3 million loan from the City of Fresno for Avalon Commons, and moved forward preliminary discussions with EOC to develop a youth center at Esperanza Commons in Mendota.
Fresno Housing Authority (9/27/22) $3.9M emergency housing agreement extended + property upgrades + advocate concerns about residents entering rehab
The commissioners approved a $3.9 million contract and extended an emergency housing agreement for five years, learned about proposed upgrades for properties throughout the Valley and heard concerns about residents losing their housing when entering rehab.
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