CHA is open for business: Boss says agency is open to more ‘public-private’ deals – Chicago Sun-Times

“To fulfill our mission, we have to innovate, be creative with new financing tools and form public-private partnerships, because the federal government does not write a check big enough for all that we want or need in Chicago,”  CHA CEO Tracey Scott said. She defended the 40-year lease with the Chicago Fire at the former site of the ABLA Homes.
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Poor Taxpayer
3 years ago

They never miss a chance to line their pockets.

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