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Oct 26, 2026
Dec 9, 2026
Seeking Proposals for the construction of its Mary Shepard Place (MSP) Phase 1 project (the “MSP Phase 1” or “Project”) located at 88 Wooster Street in Hartford, Connecticut. The Project is expected to receive financing involving the AFLCIO Housing Investment Trust and will be subject to the labor requirements described in Section 4.0 of the RFP.
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City
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Hartford
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Capitol
Address
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180 John D Wardlaw Way
Phone Number
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(860) 723-8400
Zip Code
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06106
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Housing Authority Of The City Of Hartford
The Board convened for an executive session to discuss personnel matters. Following the executive session, the board adopted a resolution regarding the continued employment of the Chief Executive Officer and authorized the negotiation of a new two-year employment agreement.
The board discussed and received updates on the 2027 Annual PHA Plan, Administrative Plan, and Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy, as well as operational reports regarding staffing, security, and redevelopment projects like Mary Shepard Place. Resident engagement and safety concerns were raised by the Housing Tenants Organization. The board adopted several resolutions, including the approval of the 2027 PHA plan and the awarding of contracts for roof replacement, lead-based paint abatement, and financial advisory services. Additional authorizations were granted for vehicle maintenance and groundskeeping expenditures. Personnel matters were discussed in an executive session.
Public-sector contacts connected to Housing Authority Of The City Of Hartford.
The board meeting featured a review of the Authority's Annual Plan season, the status of the Mary Shepard Place redevelopment project, and recent NSPIRE inspection results. The Hartford Housing Tenants Organization provided an update on resident activities and planning for an upcoming community picnic. New business included the unanimous adoption of resolutions regarding the appointment of a contracting officer and the authorization of additional funds for groundskeeping contract expenditures. Additionally, the board received presentations on the FY2027 Annual Public Housing Agency Plan production schedule and development updates regarding the Village at Park River.
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