Two Hunt Military Communities employees, Kamron Ibarra, Training Manager, and Jim Curtis, Director of Maintenance, were recently featured in Military Makeover: Operation Career on Lifetime.
Corvias announced continued improvements to Ft. Bragg housing will continue to expand as part of an investment of $325 million to fund construction projects across the company’s entire Army housing portfolio.
Lincoln Military Housing president Jarl Bliss describes the series of reforms his company is instituting to improve service in The Virginian-Pilot.
Since February of this year, when the Navy took immediate actions to increase oversight and hold public private venture (PPV) partners accountable for timeliness benchmarks and improved customer service, Lincoln Military Housing (LMH) at NAS Patuxent River has responded to the call.
NBC12 Richmond reports that the more than 30 new military family homes and an additional 450 planned renovations at Fort Lee are a “big deal” for those living on base.
Military housing at Fort Rucker is scheduled to receive major renovations to 100 homes, including the removal of lead-based paint. Another 550 homes will receive major upgrades upgrades like heating, ventilation, and air conditioning improvements.
The U.S. Army describes how fiscal and maintenance struggles forged the creation of the MHPI program and how partner companies continue to improve on-base housing.
As part of their capital campaign, WUNC reports that Corvias is renovating and building more than 200 homes at Fort Bragg.
The Department of Defense announced a recent meeting with executives of Military Housing Privatization Initiative partner companies to discuss how services are being improved for military families.
MHPI partner companies are enhancing communication with residents across their portfolios. The Daily Press reports how Balfour Beatty Communities is using industry-leading technology to respond more quickly and effectively to maintenance requests at Fort Eustis.