December 5, 2024

BHP Updates-

Posted November 25, 2024

Brattleboro Housing Authority proposed 2025 Annual plan, 2025-2030 Five year plan and public hearing notice.


Posted November 20, 2024

BHP’s 62nd Annual Meeting

Posted October 30, 2024

BHP October Meeting

Posted October 24, 2024

Special Emergency Meeting 10/25/2024

Posted October 10, 2024

Brattleboro Housing Partnerships will be submitting a Moving to Work Supplemental plan on January 4, 2025 as part of its annual plan. The plan has been available for review and comment since August 23, 2024, at brattleborohousing.org. It will ask for waivers to allow the following changes: 1 the ability to conduct our own HQS inspections on our buildings, 2 the ability to exclude paid child support payments from income for rent calculation purposes, 3 change the medical deductions to eliminate over the counter and other expenses for the allowable deductions and increase the number of people eligible for deductions by eliminating the need to meet a threshold. A public hearing will be held Monday October 28 at 5:00 at Hayes Court on Garfield Drive. Comments can be submitted to bhp @brattleborohousing.org or 802-254-6071.

Posted September 27, 2024

BHP September Meeting

Posted August 23, 2024

The proposed changes in the Supplemental Plan for FY 2025 (April 2025-March 31, 2026) will be available for review/comment from August 23,2025 – October7, 2025.  A public hearing will be held on October 7, 2025.  The Board will review comments and adopt the final plan at its October 14, 2025 meeting, and the Plan will be submitted before the deadline of January 12, 2025. If the waivers are approved by HUD, they will become effective April 1, 2025.

The document is for review below:

Posted August 9, 2024

Brattleboro Housing Partnerships (BHP) was made aware of the shooting in an apartment at 1063 Western Avenue, a property managed by BHP, immediately after it occurred on the evening of August 7th. BHP is fully cooperating with the Brattleboro Police Department to support their ongoing investigation. 

We understand how traumatic these events are for our community, residents, and staff, and our primary focus is on supporting the emotional and physical well-being of our residents. 

We also extend our gratitude to all the responders who acted swiftly during this incident and who work tirelessly to keep our residents and community safe every day.

For any questions regarding the crime, please contact the Brattleboro Police Department.

Christine Hazzard

Brattleboro Housing Partnerships

Executive Director


Posted August 1, 2024

BHP July Meeting

Posted July 1, 2024

BHP June Board Meeting

Posted May 23, 2024

BHP May Board Meeting

Posted April 24, 2024

BHP April Board Meeting

Posted March 26, 2024

BHP March Board Meeting

Posted February 28, 2024

BHP February Board Meeting


Posted January 11, 2024

BHP January Board Meeting


Posted December 19, 2023

December BHP Board Meeting


Posted November 6, 2023

Below you will find Brattleboro Housing Partnerships 2024 MTW Supplemental Plan. Any comments can be emailed to bhp@brattleborohousing.org, dropped off to our main office at 224 Melrose St Brattleboro, VT 05301, or mailed to PO Box 2275 Brattleboro, VT 05301

Posted November 1, 2023

Brattleboro Housing Partnerships is seeking Requests for Qualifications for a  Project Development Consultant.

Posted November 1, 2023

You are hereby notified that the November 13, 2023 61st Annual Meeting of Brattleboro Housing Partnerships Board
of Commissioners will be held at Red Clover Commons, 30 Fairground Rd, Brattleboro
VT at 12PM

Posted October 19, 2023

You are hereby notified that the October 23, 2023 regular meeting of Brattleboro Housing Partnerships Board
of Commissioners will be held at Samuel Elliot Apartments Community Room, 107 Elliot Street, Brattleboro
VT at 4:30 PM

Posted September 20, 2023

You are hereby notified that the September 25, 2023 regular meeting of Brattleboro Housing Partnerships Board
of Commissioners will be held at Ledgewood Heights Community Room, 62 Ledgewood Heights # 29,
Brattleboro VT at 4:30 PM


BHP Video Clips-

SASH for All Success Story

SASH for All Coordinator Jake Bursky shares a recent success story of a participant who nearly lost her housing, but was able to retain it thanks to a lot of hard work on her part and the support of her SASH for All team

Vermontitude: Housing Help Without the Red Tape 1/30/24

Housing support without the red tape – conversation including our SASH for All Coordinator, Jake Bursky, as he represents Brattleboro Housing Partnerships with the Brattleboro Area Affordable Housing board. Peter “Fish” Case was thrilled to hear more about the work that BAAH and SASH are doing to support residents

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