Holliston Housing Authority maintains its 2026 fiscal reserves above the 35 percent threshold. Chair Hayley Fetrow led the board in unanimous approval of year-end financials and certification of highest-paid staff and tenant receivables data, alongside a Certificate of Compliance with federal and
Holliston Housing Authority approves FY2026 budget revision for mandatory wage increases. Executive Director Paul Landers and fee accountant Jenna Milne presented the revision, driven by higher pay rates set by the Massachusetts Department of Labor Standards and effective for one quarter of the
Holliston Housing Authority approves March minutes and April warrant. Commissioners voted unanimously on both items at the April 8 session held at Cole Court. Executive Secretary Paul O. Landers reported that the Department of Public Works has cleared the authority's lead line pipes as meeting
The Holliston Housing Authority unanimously approved prior minutes and March payables at its Tuesday meeting. Commissioners Maria Constantinides, Anthony Damigella, and Charlie Jacobs were present; Carl Damigella and Hayley Fetrow were absent. Executive Secretary Paul O. Landers reported reserves
Holliston Housing Authority votes unanimously on payables and reviews pending improvements. The Board approved $55,304.71 in February account warrants with a 3-0 vote, with Commissioner Fetrow and Commissioner Jacobs leading the motion. Executive Secretary Paul O. Landers reported the State Annual
Housing Authority elects four officers in unanimous votes at January meeting. Anthony Damigella was elected Chair, Maria Constantinides Vice Chair, Hayley Fetrow Treasurer, and Charlie Jacobs Assistant Treasurer, all by 4-0 votes. The board also unanimously approved December meeting minutes and
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