Maryland HB226 establishes affordable and accessible housing programs and affiliated foundations by the Department of Disabilities.
Maryland HB226 requires the Department of Disabilities to establish affordable and accessible housing programs. The bill authorizes the Department to create affiliated foundations to collaborate with specific programs and units. These foundations can solicit and accept funds, partner with individuals and entities, and promote activities that support projects. The Department must hire an independent certified public accountant to audit each affiliated foundation annually. The bill also outlines policies for operating these foundations, including conflict of interest and financial obligations.
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