Shrewsbury Affordable Housing Trust advances rental assistance program, appoints new steering representative. The Trust, with Chair Martha Gannon, Clerk Carlos Garcia, and Member Beth Casavant present, refined policy for a proposed rental assistance program targeting households earning at or below
Shrewsbury Housing Trust formalizes $150,000 rental assistance program for local households. The Trust formalized a $150,000 rental assistance program combining $112,500 in Community Preservation Committee funding with $37,500 from the Trust itself, approved at the May 18 Town Meeting. The program
Shrewsbury Affordable Housing Trust moves $150,000 rental assistance program to Town Meeting. The board prepared the program for Article 27 on the May 18 Annual Town Meeting warrant, providing $500 each to approximately 25 cost-burdened households earning more than half their income toward rent,
Shrewsbury Housing Trust selects 210 North Quinsigamond Avenue for development study. The Affordable Housing Trust unanimously approved March minutes and agreed to focus parcel analysis on a 2.4-acre vacant lot for potential affordable housing, with Select Board presentation planned after deed
Shrewsbury housing trust advanced its land acquisition strategy Thursday with evaluation of three potential affordable housing development sites. The Trust unanimously approved authorization for Director of Planning Christopher McGoldrick to sign an FY27 regional housing coordinator agreement with
Shrewsbury Affordable Housing Trust approves $18,000 reallocation for Elizabeth Street project planning. The Housing Authority, led by Kathy McSweeney and Richard Ricker, requested permission to reallocate previously approved funds from an existing conditions study and field testing toward
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