BHP Updates-
Posted March 13, 2023
Administrative Plan Draft Change to Grievance Policy. Please submit comments about the proposed policy by 3/27/2023 to chazzard@brattleborohousing.org or by calling 802-254-6071
Posted February 15, 2023
You are hereby notified that the 4:30 pm, February 27, 2023, regular meeting of Brattleboro Housing Partnerships. See the agenda and minutes links below:
Posted January 18, 2023:
Brattleboro Housing Partnerships Board Mtg 1/9/2023
Posted December 21, 2022:
Brattleboro Housing Partnerships Board Mtg 12/19/22
BHA 2023-2024 Annual Plan Hearing Notice
Moving To Work 2023-2024 Annual Plan Hearing Notice
Posted November 3, 2022:
At the end of December Brattleboro Housing Partnerships will have one vacancy on its Board of Commissioners.
Applicants apply on the town website and are approved by the Selectboard.
https://www.brattleboro.org/index.asp?SEC=93ACC81C-E9BE-402F-A805-EEFFDFFF9C06&Type=B_BASIC
Please contact Jessica Sticklor at the Town Manager’s office or Elizabeth Harrison, Chair of BHP Board of Commissioners at bhp@brattleborohousing.org , for more information.
Posted November 3, 2022:
As a Moving To Work agency we will be submitting our annual MTW plan in January. We are requesting changes to our FSS program and other changes. See the draft plan link below:
Posted October 19, 2022:
You are hereby notified that the 4:30 pm, October 24, 2022, regular meeting of Brattleboro Housing Partnerships. See the agenda and minutes links below:
Posted September 20, 2022:
Posted September 20, 2022:
You are hereby notified that the 4:30 pm, September 26, 2022, regular meeting of Brattleboro Housing Partnerships. See the agenda and minutes links below:
Posted August 5, 2022:
IMPORTANT SECTION 8 UPDATE!
Dear Community Partners and Program Participants,
David DeAngelis, Section 8 Program and Grants Manager, is on a leave of absence.
Brattleboro Housing Partnerships (BHP) recognizes the critical role and responsibility of the Section 8 Program and Grants Manager.
BHP has been actively developing a response to this unexpected absence. Several BHP staff members are assuming responsibility for the various areas of this position. A search has begun to add additional staff members to the BHP Occupancy Team to support the program.
All communication related to the program is being documented and triaged. Phone calls related to the Section 8 program should be sent to 802-246-1535. Emails related to the Section 8 program should be sent to ddeangelis@brattleborohousing.org. All other inquiries may be sent to the main BHP number at 802-254-6071. BHP will respond to communication within two business days.
David DeAngelis is admired at BHP and throughout our community for his knowledge, compassion, and professionalism. BHP appreciates your patience as we adjust and respond to this absence. Click the link to read the letter:
Posted July 15, 2022:
Posted July 15, 2022:
You are hereby notified that the 4:30 pm, August 1, 2022, regular meeting of Brattleboro Housing Partnerships. See the attached agenda and minutes:
Posted July 15, 2022:
Posted: July 14, 2022
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Posted: July 6, 2022
Posted: June 20, 2022
You are hereby notified that the 4:30 pm, June 27, 2022, regular meeting of Brattleboro Housing Partnerships. See the attached agenda and minutes:
Posted: June 14, 2022
The Town of Brattleboro is currently accepting applications for open positions on the BHP Board of Commissioners. For more information, see our commissioners page or contact the Town of Brattleboro.
Posted: May 25, 2022
Posted: May 25, 2022
Posted: March 21, 2022
Please see the housing application page for the MAINSTREAM INITIAL APPLICATION EFFECTIVE 4/4/2022. For questions please contact 802-254-6071.
Posted: January 18, 2022
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Current Community Information-
NOTE: Websites for information on the Coronavirus listed at the bottom of this column:
Current and accurate resource information listed below:
Posted: March 13, 2023
VT Dept of Health you can order a free pulse oximeter
https://survey.alchemer.com/s3/6704528/Vermont-Department-of-Health-Pulse-Oximeter-Request
A pulse oximeter is an electronic device that clips onto your finger to measure how much oxygen is in the blood. Pulse oximeters are used in doctor’s offices and hospitals, and some people have these devices at home because of long-lasting lung disease or other medical problems. Using a pulse oximeter at home may give you an early warning that COVID-19 is getting worse – even before you start feeling sick or very sick. This helps you know sooner if you need to get medical care. Pulse oximeters from the Vermont Department of Health are only for people 2 years and older.
Posted: September 21, 2022
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Posted: July 7, 2021
Websites for current and accurate information on the Coronavirus listed below:
