Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara Executive Director/CEO honored as National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials Fellow

Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara Executive Director/CEO honored as National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials Fellow. (Courtesy)

By Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara

The Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara proudly announces that its Executive Director/CEO, Rob L. Fredericks, has been installed as a NAHRO Fellow by the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO) on Saturday, October 7, 2023 at its National Conference in New Orleans, LA. This prestigious recognition underscores Mr. Fredericks’ longstanding commitment to enhancing housing conditions and fostering sustainability for the Santa Barbara community. 

The NAHRO Fellowship recognizes individuals who, over a sustained period, have demonstrated unwavering commitment to improving housing conditions for their fellow citizens and the viability of the communities they serve. Established in 2007, the Fellowship Program is a testament to a member’s accumulated wisdom, mastery, and outstanding achievements within their communities.

As a NAHRO Fellow, Mr. Fredericks is entitled to use the designation “NAHRO Fellow” professionally after his name. Additionally, his new role may see him engage in mentoring activities and provide dedicated service to NAHRO and its members.

“Rob’s dedication to the people and community of Santa Barbara has been unyielding. This honor from NAHRO validates the impactful work he’s done, and we couldn’t be prouder,” commented Pat Wheatley, Housing Authority Commission Chair.

_An Edhat Reader

Written by _An Edhat Reader

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