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Press ReleaseNeutral2026-06-02

Gooden Seeks Transparency in Kaufman County Housing Policies

Lance Gooden
Lance Gooden
RTX-5 · Representative
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This press release from Representative Lance Gooden (R-TX) was published on 2026-06-02 and titled "Gooden Seeks Transparency in Kaufman County Housing Policies".

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Gooden Seeks Transparency in Kaufman County Housing Policies

FORNEY, TX - Today, Congressman Lance Gooden sent a letter to the Dallas Housing Authority requesting answers and greater transparency regarding housing placement trends and neighborhood concentration concerns in Kaufman County. The letter responds to concerns raised by homeowners in the Gateway Parks subdivision in Forney about Housing Choice Vouchers and federal housing policies contributing to increased institutional investor ownership and neighborhood instability. "Families in Kaufman County deserve transparency and confidence that federal housing policies are being implemented responsibly," said Rep. Gooden . "Housing programs should support both homeowners and renters while preserving the values that make our rural communities great places to live, raise a family, and build a future." An excerpt from the letter: "Gateway Parks is a rapidly growing suburban community where significant institutional investor ownership, increasing HOA financial strain, and concerns regarding long-term neighborhood stability have become serious issues for homeowners. Per Gateway homeowners, fourteen of the twenty homes currently being built on a single street will be eligible as Dallas Housing Authority (DHA) voucher rental properties. As Kaufman County continues experiencing substantial residential growth, my office is seeking greater transparency regarding how federal housing placement policies are being implemented within suburban receiving communities and how those policies may intersect with broader housing concentration trends." Gooden copied the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development on the letter. Read the full letter here.
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