Page 10 - Housing Task Force News Today

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Michelle Clark remembers the emotion she and her three business partners felt when they learned someone would call their first rehabilitated property a home in St. Joseph.

"The work were doing as a Selectboard has the power to unite our community in acknowledging the devastating impact of the housing crisis. Manchester stands at a critical juncture. The severe shortage of housing options threatens to unravel the very fabric of our thriving community in Vermont. We need more voices willing to stand up and declare, Yes, we can, and we must do more to protect the most vulnerable in our town."

The Charles City Housing Task Force will host its latest landlord meeting Thursday (05.02) evening. Emily Garden with the Task force says its part of

In a recent opinion piece in this paper, Mark Egge, a member of the Bozeman Community Development Board, addressed the city’s affordable housing crisis. “We must build, build, build” to

View the Litchfield Independent Review TCMS for Wednesday, April 24, 2024

Manchester’s Housing Task Force has unanimously moved to disband in light of the Selectboard’s recent recommendation that a new group — one with more authority — be formed in its place.

A partial answer to Litchfield’s housing needs took a step forward Monday as the City Council gave preliminary approval for a planned unit development for a proposed 60-unit apartment building

A taskforce created to identify and propose solutions to barriers to investing in homes met for the first time yesterday. The first Housing Investment Taskforce meeting was held in London and attended by housing minister Paul McLennan and various stakeholders from housing and finance.

Manchesters Housing Task Force has been waiting for approval of their mission from the town’s primary municipal body, the Selectboard. They may face a reorganization before that approval is granted, however, following discussion at Tuesday’s Selectboard meeting.