DOVER, DE — Governor John Carney announced on Friday that Eugene Young Jr., the current director of the Delaware State Housing Authority, will be stepping down from his position on March 8, 2024. Young has served as the head of the agency since 2021, making substantial contributions to the state’s housing initiatives and programs.
Carney praised Young for his dedication to public service and his commitment to assisting vulnerable populations and middle-class families across the state. “Eugene is a strong leader, and his enthusiasm and energy are contagious,” Carney said. “His work with communities across Delaware to develop solutions to complex housing issues has been commendable.”
Young’s tenure was marked by significant efforts to increase access to affordable housing across the state. He played a pivotal role in transforming the east side of Wilmington, helping build a stronger community around the new Maurice Pritchett, Sr. Academy.
Under Young’s leadership, the Delaware State Housing Authority also implemented impactful programs to promote homeownership across the state. These initiatives have helped many Delawareans realize their dreams of owning homes and have contributed to the overall economic well-being of the state.
Governor Carney expressed his gratitude for Young’s service in his administration. “I’d like to thank Eugene for his commitment to increasing access to affordable housing across the state,” he said, reflecting on the director’s notable achievements.
Young’s departure will mark the end of a fruitful tenure as the head of the Delaware State Housing Authority. As he prepares to step down, Delawareans will remember his significant contributions to the state’s housing sector and his unwavering commitment to improving the lives of the state’s residents.
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