Hennepin County’s largest landlord, the Minneapolis Public Housing Authority, oversees more than 6,000 units that are home to low-income residents. After taking 1,500 tenants to eviction court over the past five years, and amid conversations about the fairness of the process, the authority is reconsidering its approach and formed an internal task force to explore prevention and solutions. “I think we’re getting better at working through the needs of residents, working with policy issues, working with partners at the county to facilitate residents keeping their housing,” said Tracey Scott, the housing authority’s interim executive director.