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post Apr 27 2022, 02:26 PM
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https://www.wndu.com/2022/04/26/michigan-ci...-commissioners/

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Michigan City Mayor Duane Parry served four commissioners with the Michigan City Housing Authority (MCHA) with charges for their removal on Tuesday.

The Michigan City Housing Authority works to provide housing stability for the families they serve while assisting the community with implementing long-term goals for affordable housing.

According to a press release sent to 16 News Now on Tuesday evening, the charges filed by Parry outline a documented history of MCHA’s failures over the last several years.

Commissioners that are subject to the removal charges are: Willie M. Lee, Milton H. Malone, Doretha Sanders-Malone and Carla Mock.
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The statement from Parry’s office states the following:

“As this was contested by the Board members and their attorney, a Hearing Officer, The Honorable Gerald M. Bishop was appointed by the Michigan City Common Council to hear the case on June 21st, 2022.

“On July 15, 2022, the Hearing Officer, Gerald M. Bishop issued an Order formally removing these commissioners from the Housing Authority for neglect of duty and inefficiency.

“The Hearing Officer determined that these commissioners were negligent and ineffective because they conducted Housing Authority meetings in violation of Indiana Open Door Law and voted to continue conducting a meeting in violation of Indiana Open Door Law despite being presented with a cease-and-desist letter from the Mayor.”

The Mayor stated, “I am pleased with the decision from the Hearing Officer, and I am committed to seeing that the Housing Authority continues to make strides forward for our City and residents.”

Parry’s office says that as he begins vetting candidates, he will be announcing his new appointments to the Housing Authority in near future.
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