The Land of Enchantment Manufactured Home Owners Alliance (LEMHOA) has been established as a statewide non-profit organization in New Mexico. The group aims to advocate for the rights and welfare of manufactured home owners across the state. This initiative comes amid increasing demand for affordable housing and the unique challenges faced by residents in these communities.
Joanne DeMichele, president of LEMHOA, said, "Manufactured home owners are an essential part of New Mexico’s housing landscape, yet too often their concerns go unheard." She emphasized that the alliance's purpose is to amplify these voices and work towards equitable treatment and stable communities.
The mission of LEMHOA is to empower and organize manufactured home owners through education, community engagement, and legislative action. The organization seeks to protect homeowners' rights, promote safe communities, and ensure housing justice.
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The board of directors includes Joanne DeMichele from Silver City as President, Bob Stetson from Albuquerque as Vice-President, MaryKay Brady from Las Cruces as Treasurer, Pat Stetson from Albuquerque as Secretary, and Florence Dean from Alamogordo as a board member. These members represent various regions across New Mexico.
LEMHOA invites all manufactured home owners and allies to join their cause. Further information on membership and resources can be obtained by contacting the organization directly.
