Concord housing authority approves $163,000 in capital projects. The board awarded Varieka Construction $112,300 for the Powder Mill Road Bathroom Project, following a second consideration after OakRidge Construction withdrew; additional approvals included $36,720 in change orders for ASHP
The Concord Housing Authority approves FY27 plan and corrects construction project award. The board unanimously approved the FY27 Annual Plan while requesting follow-up feedback to the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities regarding reported funding source discrepancies exceeding $2
Concord Housing Authority approves $112,300 bathroom project and laundry upgrades. The board voted unanimously to authorize Executive Director Jennifer Polito to enter into an agreement with Automatic Laundry to replace coin-operated washers and dryers and increase costs from $1.25 to $1.50 per
Housing Authority completes annual officer reorganization. Stephan Bader was unanimously elected Chair, with Stephanie Chrobak as Vice Chair, Ed Larner as Treasurer, and Rick Eifler as Vice Treasurer. Larner was also appointed to the Community Preservation Committee, while designees were named
Housing Authority seeks grant to install two electric vehicle charging stations. During an April 22 Zoom meeting, the Concord Housing Authority discussed proposals for electric vehicle charging stations funded by an available grant, with board members expressing preference for locations at 90 Stow
Concord Housing Authority advances $389,000 back door project. Chair Stephan Bader and the five-member board unanimously approved the Common Back Door Replacement with lowest bidder Vintage Properties, plus a $943,124.60 Contract for Financial Assistance and an $11,839 flooring contract with Talty
Concord housing bodies coordinate on $450K retrofit, planning updates. The Concord Housing Authority reported securing $450,000 in HILAP program funding with up to $1.05 million potentially available for an Everett Gardens sprinkler retrofit serving 52 units, pending approvals, according to Stephan
Concord Housing Authority tightens snow removal requirements for residents. Chair Stephan Bader presided over the March 5 meeting where the five-member board unanimously approved a revised Snow Removal Policy requiring residents to clear snow within 24 hours of storms and restrict parking in
Housing Authority approves fire safety project and service agreements. The Concord Housing Authority received notice that its $750,000 HILAPP application for fire sprinkler projects at Everett Gardens has been approved by the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities, and voted
Concord Housing Authority approves its routine January business with full board attendance and unanimous votes. Chair Stephan Bader led the meeting where all five voting members unanimously approved the consent agenda including prior minutes, November financials, and December bills and
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