Manchester Housing Authority unanimously approves fiscal 2027 annual plan at July meeting. The five-member board, led by Chairperson Elaine Persons, also approved capital funding authorization CFA number 13 totaling $201,442, including $22,688 for plumbing drain repair and $178,754 for formula
Manchester Housing Authority board accepts resignation of longtime member Craige McCoy. The board voted 4 to 0 on June 17, 2026, to accept McCoy's resignation, effective immediately, after several years of service. Christine Delisio was introduced as the authority's new board member. The board also
Manchester Housing Authority approves FY26 budget with 25 percent reserves. The board unanimously backed the budget presented by Jenna Milneotis of Milne, Shaw & Robillard P.C., which maintains strong reserves despite uncertainties from the prior management. Managing Director Bruce McCarrier
Manchester Housing Authority approves $228K in capital project fees and revised management plan. Chairperson Elaine Persons led the board in unanimously adopting a revised management agreement with Beverly Housing Authority designed to address operational issues at the authority. The board voted
Manchester Housing Authority board unanimously approves prior meeting minutes and finances amid April inspection plans. The authority reported $182,000 in reserves after paying $129,000 toward back bills, with Executive Director Bruce McCarrier and Deputy Director Lisa Gallagher of Beverly Housing
Manchester Housing Authority enters one-year contract with Beverly Housing for professional management and oversight. The board unanimously approved the $75,528 annual agreement, with renewal option, to address accumulated accounting gaps including tenant rent payments not posted to accounts since
The Manchester Housing Authority Board unanimously advanced interviews with two Executive Director candidates. Chair Elaine Persons will schedule both applicants for same-day interviews and post the required 48-hour notice. One candidate, Emily, has already secured approval from her current Board;
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