Burlington Housing Authority approves April payroll and invoices totaling $117,077.33
Burlington Housing Authority voted unanimously to approve April payroll and invoices totaling $117,077.33, with Chairman Richard Howard and three members present. The Authority also green-lit the Tower Hill office expansion project after receiving notice to proceed from the state housing office and
Housing Authority · Meeting of April 8, 2026
Burlington Housing Authority voted unanimously to approve April payroll and invoices totaling $117,077.33, with Chairman Richard Howard and three members present. The Authority also green-lit the Tower Hill office expansion project after receiving notice to proceed from the state housing office and authorized pursuit of HVAC system rebates up to $24,000 for 127 South Bedford Street. The 2026 budget was approved by the state, with operating reserves increased by $29,788 to absorb expenditures above the approvable ANUEL.
The Authority is negotiating a two-to-three-year settlement with the Department of Labor Standards over increased prevailing wage rates for maintenance staff.
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Source: the Housing Authority meeting of April 8, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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