Milton Housing Authority deliberates surplus land, approves policies and warrant
Milton Housing Authority postpones decision on surplus land designation. Chair Robert Powers Jr. and the board discussed but did not act on designating 121 Central Avenue as surplus for potential development or sale, with members questioning future voucher expansion, property restrictions, and the
Milton Housing Authority · Meeting of January 6, 2026
Milton Housing Authority postpones decision on surplus land designation. Chair Robert Powers Jr. and the board discussed but did not act on designating 121 Central Avenue as surplus for potential development or sale, with members questioning future voucher expansion, property restrictions, and the timing of any disposition. The authority unanimously approved three tenant policies, including a revised Tenant Grievance Procedure shifting from a three-member panel to a single Hearing Officer model, and approved Warrant No. 11-2025 totaling $377,816.68.
Executive Director Earl Fay noted the Section 8 repayment debt was reduced by half in 2025 and reported ongoing capital improvements across multiple properties.
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Source: the Milton Housing Authority meeting of January 6, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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