Leominster Housing Authority
Leominster Housing Authority was established in 1948. The Agency’s mission is to provide safe, secure rental subsidies for families, elderly, and handicapped or disabled person. Both the State and Federal Governments fund the programs. Depending upon the program, applicants can be housed either in private sector dwellings or apartment complexes owned by the Leominster Housing Authority. The information within our web site will help you understand the programs available and the requirements to qualify for assistance.
Need Repairs By The Housing Authority?
Call The Main Office
To Request A Repair (978) 537-5300
DURING BUSINESS HOURS,
press 3 to speak with the work order clerk
AFTER HOURS press 3, then
for Emergency work orders ONLY press 1
ALL other routine calls, press 2
Resource Book
This booklet contains useful information about resources within the community for apartment hunting, shelters, food pantries and services.
Announcements
The Leominster Housing Authority seeks highly qualified individual for the position of Executive Director.
The LHA consists of 73 units of Ch. 200, 10 units of Ch. 705; and 341 units of Ch. 667 public housing units. The LHA also manages approximately 425 vouchers through federal and state aided programs. In addition The LHA has Management Agreements with the Fitchburg Housing Authority, Lunenburg Housing Authority, Sterling Housing Authority, West Boylston Housing Authority and the Leominster Development Corporation. These management agreements encompass an additional 160 Ch. 200 units, 39 Ch. 705 units, 483 Ch. 667 units, 26 beds Ch. 689, 50 federal public housing units, and 23 privately funded housing units, as well as 250 vouchers through federal and state programs. The LHA also manages the Central/West Regional Capital Assistance Team (RCAT) Program. The Executive Director reports to a five member board. The LHA utilizes the Massachusetts Department of Housing and Community Development's (DHCD) Executive Director Job Description. Complete Applications will be accepted until this position is filled. The Authority is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE).
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Job Listing Direct of Operations - Public Housing
The Fitchburg Housing Authority seeks qualified candidates for Director of Operations for its State-Aided Public Housing programs.
The Director of Operations for Public Housing manages the day to day management and facilities for the Fitchburg Housing Authority's 538 state-aided public housing units. The successful candidate will have a high level of residential housing management experience and the ability to supervise up to 10 staff members. Qualified candidates must have 5 years of residential housing and facilities management, a bachelor's degree in a relatable field (3 years' experience in a Public Housing Setting may substitute for a Bachelor's degree), must have 3 years' experience supervising a staff of at least 5 persons, must have a valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Preferred skills include experience with State-Aided Public Housing and Facilities management, Massachusetts Construction license is a plus. Ability to speak Spanish preferred. This is a full time position. Please forward resume and cover letter to the Executive Director, Leominster Housing Authority, 100 Main Street, Leominster, MA 01453. Full Job description is available by emailing peter@leominsterha.com or calling Peter at (978) 537-5300 ext. 111. Complete Applications will be accepted until this position is filled. The Authority is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE).
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Leominster Board Meeting
3rd Wednesday of each month at 3:00 pm, 100 Main Street, Board Room, Leominster, MA
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Allencrest Academic Learning Center
The Allencrest Academic Learning Center is an after-school academic learning center specifically designed for students that live in the government subsidized housing complex Allencrest in Leominster, Massachusestts. The Allencrest Academic Learning Center provides students with educational resources to help them achieve their potential in school and through education break the Cycle of Poverty. The Allencrest Academic Learning Center services fifty-six students ages five through sixteen.
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Leominster Development Corporation
Leominster Development Corporation was formed in 1995 to develop and preserve affordable housing in our community. LDC has embarked on two developments to increase the number of affordable housing units in the community. The first project involved the purchase and renovation of three multi-family homes in Leominster. These three properties opened in 1998 and have provided good safe housing for many families. In 2008 the Development Corporation opened Rockwell Village, a fourteen unit townhome development built in the heart of downtown Leominster. These developments have been a real success for all involved.
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