Milton Housing Authority approved policy updates at a special September meeting. The board voted 4-0 to modify its Housing Choice Voucher Administrative Plan, removing references to Mission Towers and changing how Mainstream Program vouchers are allocated through FBMS referrals.
Milton Housing Authority voted unanimously to escalate safety concerns about the FRG contractor to a state agency.
Milton Housing Authority approves no smoking policy effective November 1, 2026. The Authority unanimously approved the no smoking policy and lease addendum after public comment from Solange Santana of 75 Craig Street, who noted health concerns affecting a resident with asthma. The Board rejected
Milton Housing Authority secures $600,000 grant for building project. The board unanimously approved a $2.3 million revitalization estimate for 65 Miller Avenue with conditional funding from the Milton Affordable Housing Trust. Executive Director Earl Fay will proceed with a house doctor assessment
Milton Housing Authority achieves High Performer status after exiting Troubled classification. The authority scored 100 percent on all 15 SEMAP indicators and moved out of Shortfall designation, Executive Director Earl Fay reported, though a possible $50,000 Mainstream Vouchers shortfall may
Milton Housing Authority approves $366,670 warrant and Sexual Harassment Policy. Chair Robert Powers, Jr., Vice Chair Matthew Morong, and Treasurer Lee Cary were unanimously reelected during reorganization. Executive Director Earl Fay reported two additional Section 8 tenants owe debts to the
Milton Housing Authority approves warrant and revises tenant policies. The board unanimously approved Warrant No. 2-2026 totaling $366,681.73 and adopted a revised Pet Policy, with Chair Robert Powers Jr. and Executive Director Earl Fay overseeing unanimous votes. The authority has applied for an
Milton Housing Authority backs $382,703 warrant while restructuring policies. The board voted unanimously Tuesday to approve the warrant, which included $11,878 for annual software licensing and a prepaid payment to AAA Exterminators. Executive Director Earl Fay discussed the authority's obligation
Milton Housing Authority unanimously approved Warrant No. 12-2025 totaling $462,532.53 and certified its fiscal 2025 year-end financials at its February 3 meeting. Chair Robert Powers, Jr., and Executive Director Earl Fay reported that Section 4001 reserves improved dramatically from 19 percent in
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
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