Dorian Jenkins,comes to the DCHA from consulting firm Nan McKay, a company with deep ties to public housing authorities across the country.

DCHA faced a May 30 deadline to correct the federal housing agency’s 103 findings of poor performance.

It’s the end of a tumultuous two years for Donald, which saw her grappling with the fallout of a devastating report from HUD about agency practices.

New — and newly enforced — policies include guidelines on DCHA’s waiting list, pet and guest policies, and income certification procedures.

The D.C. Housing Authority allegedly awarded nearly $1 million in sole-source contracts to a local software company, violating its own policies, according to an internal audit.

Donald, who has no property development or public housing expertise, will lead a troubled agency that provides housing to tens of thousands of people.

Inhabitants were directed to shelters, and many refuse to move out of the Rock Creek location.