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$1.75 Million Federal Award Advances Brattleboro Housing Redevelopment

4 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 6
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Brattleboro Housing Partnerships received a $1.75 million congressionally directed federal award for the redevelopment of Melrose Terrace as West Brattleboro Terrace. This award contributes to a $19 million project that will create 30 energy-efficient units for residents aged 62 and older. The total funding also includes $1 million from the National Housing Trust and $3.8 million from the Vermont Housing & Conservation Board.

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The redevelopment follows damage caused by Tropical Storm Irene in 2011, prompting the relocation of residents. The project includes flood mitigation work that is anticipated to protect housing along the brook while restoring floodplain capacity.

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  • National Housing TrustProvides housing funds to support redevelopment efforts in Brattleboro.
  • BrattleboroThe town where the housing redevelopment project is taking place.
  • Becca BalintSupported the community development project within the context of Brattleboro.

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