RENSSELAER, N.Y. (WRGB) — The Rensselaer Housing Authority is facing a leadership crisis after nearly its entire board of commissioners resigned, leaving the agency without enough members to conduct official business and raising concerns about the nearly 200 families who depend on its services.
Former board Chairman Scott Rogers says months of internal fighting, personal attacks and disagreements over the authority’s leadership ultimately drove him and several other commissioners to resign.
“There was lack of support. The board was getting to a point where we couldn’t function,” Rogers told CBS6’s Briana Supardi. “Every time there was in-house fighting, arguing, people calling people names, it was bad. It was sad.”…