Keene Housing Board of Commissioners Board of Commissioners Meeting
The board meeting agenda included several key action items, such as the approval of 2027 voucher payment standards, the approval of a construction firm contract for renovation and lead remediation at 657 Marlboro Street, approval of bad debt write-offs for specific properties, and authorization for executive director travel. The board also reviewed informational items, including a safety and risk management report, a resident services quarterly dashboard, reports on MTW THRIVE and MTW Homes for School, as well as general management, voucher, and finance reports. The meeting also included a non-public session for personnel and property matters.
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Keene Housing Board of Commissioners Board of Commissioners Meeting
The board meeting covered several critical operational and financial topics. The Executive Director provided an update on the federal Road to Housing Act and its implications, as well as concerns regarding the Moving to Work (MTW) program reporting requirements and ongoing legislative efforts to address compliance challenges with Build America, Buy America requirements. Additionally, the report highlighted federal budget uncertainties and progress on the Fortune Commons project, including funding applications. The board reviewed management reports, including a monthly vacancy report and voucher program utilization. Furthermore, the meeting involved the adoption of the 3rd Amended FY2026 Annual MTW Plan and a review of safety, risk management, and quarterly resident services reports.
Jun 18, 2026·Board meeting
Keene Housing Board of Commissioners Board of Commissioners Meeting
The meeting included reports on housing management, voucher programs, and finance. Key discussions covered updates on the Roosevelt East and West developments, the termination of the HUD Restore Rebuild program, and ongoing advocacy regarding federal Build America, Buy America requirements. The Board approved resolutions concerning the election of directors, appointment of officers, executive director travel for a convention, and an updated procurement policy.
