Hennepin County:
Hennepin County has been honored by the National Association of Counties (NaCO) with a 2009 NaCO Achievement Award for the County's Foreclosure Prevention and Response Program. Not only was the County an award winner, but they were declared "Best In Category" for 2009. Congratulations to Jeff Strand (Administrative Supervisor Foreclosure Prevention & Response Program Tax-Forfeit & Property Revenue Program Taxpayer Services [That's quite a title, Jeff!]) for the award.
Hennepin County has worked with the Center at a number of levels from marketing and outreach to direct homeowner assistance through workshops at the County Libraries. For more information about upcoming workshops at the Hennepin County Libraries, click here.
If you live in Hennepin County and are having difficulty with a foreclosure or mortgage payments, click here.
City of St. Paul:
The City of St. Paul Planning and Economic Development Department - who not only partners with the Center on foreclosure prevention outreach efforts - but also oversees the foreclosure counseling program for City of St. Paul homeowners, was recently honored by the Minnesota Association of Government Communicators, winning TWO separate awards in the 2009 Northern Lights Contest.
Award of Excellence Presented For: Best Use of a Promotional Product
Don't Lose Your Home to Foreclosure
and
Award of Excellence Presented For Visual Design - Themes
Don't Lose Your Home to Foreclosure
Congratulations to Cecile Bedor, Michelle Vojacek and the entire St. Paul PED team for their award-winning, innovative approach to foreclosure outreach using magnetic bumper stickers on City-Owned vehicles.
If you live in the City of St. Paul, and are facing foreclosure or having difficulty with your mortgage payments, click here.
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