Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for East Hartford Housing Authority.
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Oct 26, 2026
Dec 9, 2026
General Contractors for the construction of its Mary Shepard Place – Phase 1, an 81-unit affordable rental housing development. The Project is expected to receive funding through the AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trust (HIT).
Key metrics and characteristics
City
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East Hartford
County
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Capitol
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
546 Burnside Ave
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(860) 290-8301
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
06108
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Board meetings and strategic plans from East Hartford Housing Authority
The board addressed various tenant concerns regarding property maintenance, including pest control, landscaping, and trash disposal. A comprehensive pest control plan for Miller Gardens and Hockanum Park was discussed, involving unit treatments, professional seminars for residents, and facility upgrades such as replacing dumpsters and cleaning compactor chutes. Additionally, the board explored strategies to mitigate criminal activity on properties, including potential collaboration with law enforcement and the possible hiring of a part-time security officer to improve site safety.
The Board of Commissioners discussed various administrative and operational reports, including payment vouchers and aged receivables and payables. The meeting covered occupancy and section 8 housing voucher reports, noting current market challenges. Updates were provided on the PHA plan submission, a grant application for bathroom renovations, and recent staff building activities. The Board also reviewed and approved the FY 2025 Housing Authority Audit and the FY 2027 Housing Authority Budget, acknowledging concerns regarding decreased subsidy funding and rising operational costs.
Public-sector contacts connected to East Hartford Housing Authority.
The Board discussed the review of the FYE 2025 Housing Authority Audit, including financial statement findings and compliance with federal programs. Finance reports covering payment vouchers, aged receivables, aged payables, rent collection, and monthly actuals were presented and acted upon. The meeting also included consent agenda items such as capital fund reports, occupancy reports, and unit turnaround status. Key Director reports highlighted staffing updates, the submission of the Annual PHA Plan to HUD, a new $3 million HUD grant application for bathroom renovations, and recent incidents including a fire at Heritage Gardens. Finally, the Board reviewed and approved the FY 2027 Housing Authority Budget.
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