The Milton Housing Authority reported that all 15 HUD Section Eight Management Assessment indicators scored 100%, moving the authority out of Troubled Status and into High Performer status. HUD also stated that the authority is no longer in shortfall, although a possible $50,000 Mainstream Voucher shortfall remained under review.

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Briefing

Apr 7, 2026

Housing Authority Plans Major Building Upgrades

The board agreed to pursue phased upgrades at 65 Miller Avenue, with initial estimates of nearly $400,000 per building and about $400,000 for a proposed resiliency center.

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Briefing

Mar 3, 2026

Housing authority approves spending and policy changes

The authority approved Warrant No. 1-2026, including an $11,878 annual payment for management software, and unanimously approved two policies while revoking three others. It also reviewed capital projects, including a planned Miller Avenue revitalization expected to cost more than $1.5 million.

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Briefing

Feb 3, 2026

Housing policies and repairs advanced

The Milton Housing Authority approved its Tenant Selection and Parking policies and revoked four older policies, with each vote passing 4-0. The board also approved financial reports and certified compliance with state and federal lead paint laws.

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Briefing

Jan 6, 2026

Housing Authority Delays 121 Central Ave Decision

The Milton Housing Authority took no action on whether to designate, develop, or sell its land at 121 Central Avenue. The board approved two policies and approved Warrant No. 11-2025.

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