- info@ectlrc.org
The mission of the Eau Claire Tenant Landlord Resource Center is to provide information and services to tenants and landlords for the purpose of fostering better relationships. The Center provides information, advice, and early intervention mediation to resolve tenant/landlord disputes, thereby preventing costly legal interventions and evictions.
susan@ectlrc.org
Susan is a life-long community advocate. She is a Licensed Clinical Social
Worker, having received her MSSW from UW-Madison and worked for Mayo
Health Systems as a psychotherapist for many years. After she received her PhD
from the University of MN, she taught in Human Development and Family
Studies until she left Stout in 2016 as Professor Emeritus. Susan co-chairs the
JONAH Affordable Housing Task Force and sits on the City of Eau Claire’s Plan
Commission.
Susan recently completed her Mediation training through UW-Madison’s
Continuing Studies. She looks forward to providing mediation services and
training volunteers for early intervention to prevent evictions in the best
interest of landlords, tenants, and our community.
paul@ectlrc.org
Paul is a long-time resident of the Chippewa Valley, a graduate of Memorial
High School, Carroll College, and UW Eau Claire. He and his wife have been
living in rural Eau Claire County since 1977. He taught middle school and high
school English at Mondovi Schools for 27 years and has worked as a community
organizer in Eau Claire for the past 12 years, primarily as a volunteer organizer
with JONAH (Joining Our Neighbors, Advancing Hope). He has served on the
JONAH Affordable Housing Task Force Core Team as secretary since its
inception in 2017.
Paul serves on the Western Dairyland EOC Board of Directors, is a member of
the Dairyland Housing Coalition, and has volunteered with many other local
organizations and nonprofits over the past 40 years. He believes in working
together to create a more just, healthy, and sustainable community for us all;
trusting in the triumph of love and hope over hate and fear.
info@ectlrc.org
Amanda has lived in the Chippewa Valley since 2005. She transferred
to UW-Eau Claire in 2012 and fell in love with the city. She has
watched the city grow since that time and sees the benefits and
drawbacks of that growth. Amanda values being part of positive
change for our community. Everyone can make a difference, and the
biggest impact happens when we work together.
Amanda has experience in subsidized and market-rate property management,
long-term-care assisted living, and community organization. She was
elected to the Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors and served a
two year term from 2022-2024, where she was appointed to the ADRC
board and UW-Extension committee. Amanda is the current president
of her Neighborhood Association. She looks forward to forming
relationships with our partners and being a resource for those in need.
