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Read. Follow. Verify.Confirmation of Robin G. Smith to the Jacksonville Housing Authority
Record date · October 28, 2025
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What This Bill Does
The Jacksonville City Council has confirmed the appointment of Robin G. Smith to the Board of Commissioners for the Jacksonville Housing Authority. Smith will complete the remainder of a term ending in 2026 and serve a subsequent full term ending in 2030.
This appointment determines the leadership and oversight of the Jacksonville Housing Authority, which manages public housing programs and services for residents in the city.
Who It Affects
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Robin G. Smith
Appointed to serve as a commissioner for the Jacksonville Housing Authority.
Jacksonville Housing Authority
Receives a new board member to oversee agency operations and policy.
Key Facts
- Robin G. Smith was confirmed as a commissioner for the Jacksonville Housing Authority.
- The appointment fills the seat previously held by Andrea P. Reyes.
- The partial term for this appointment expires on September 16, 2026.
- A first full term follows the partial term, expiring on September 16, 2030.
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- The appointment was made pursuant to Section 51a.103 of the Jacksonville Ordinance Code.
- The City Council approved the resolution with an 18-0 vote on October 28, 2025.
- The Rules Committee previously approved the appointment with a 7-0 vote on October 20, 2025.
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Unanimous Confirmation
The appointment received unanimous support (18-0) from the City Council, indicating broad consensus on the candidate.
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