Some Military Families Want Further Housing Reform

Some military families want further housing reform

Antoinette Reeder (left), Shae Anderson (center) and Audrey Kray have documented what they say are unhealthy living conditions in privatized military housing. ABC News (WASHINGTON) — Moving cross-country from the Carolinas to California, the Reeder family looked forward to its next assignment in San Diego in the summer of 2022. The couple had originally met in California. But in the first week, after the Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant and his fam…

Some military families say they face unsafe conditions in privatized housing

Some military families say they continue to face issues with mold, water damage, among other conditions in wake of FY2020 military housing privatized initiative reforms.

Some military families want further housing reform - Finger Lakes Daily News

(WASHINGTON) — Moving cross-country from the Carolinas to California, the Reeder family looked forward to its next assignment in San Diego in the summer of 2022. The couple had originally met in California. But in the first week, after the Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant and […]

Some military families want further housing reform | TALK! 100.7 FM

Antoinette Reeder (left), Shae Anderson (center) and Audrey Kray have documented what they say are unhealthy living conditions in privatized military housing. ABC News (WASHINGTON) — Moving cross-country from the Carolinas to California, the Reeder family looked forward to its next assignment in San Diego in the summer of 2022. The couple had originally met in California. But in the first week, after the Marine Corps Gunnery Sergeant and his fam…

Some military families say they face unsafe conditions in privatized housing - The Pulse of NH

ABC NewsJackie Talarico said she grew tired of being harmed by her home. Now, the Navy wife says she is taking her former landlords to court."Our houses are not our safe place," said Talarico. "We were told there was no mold in our house. We were told there was no lead. We were told there is no asbestos, and they lied."Talarico used to live in privatized military housing while her husband, a U.S. Navy cryptologic technician, was stationed at Nav…