Concord Housing + Redevelopment Executive Director John Hoyt has announced his decision to retire after nearly two decades of serving the housing needs of the greater Concord area and leading the charge in the Capital City’s redevelopment efforts.
Concord Housing + Redevelopment (CH+R) announces that the agency is the recipient of federal funds through the Mainstream program. Ten vouchers totaling over $73,000 will be given out in the initial round of the endeavor. The Mainstream voucher program sets aside funds for eligible disabled families.
Concord Housing + Redevelopment Executive Director to Represent the Granite State
John Hoyt, Executive Director of Concord Housing + Redevelopment (CH+R) has been named to the Board of Trustees of the Public Housing Authorities Directors Association (PHADA) out of Washington, DC. Hoyt will serve a three year term on the board. In his role, Hoyt will represent the national interests of the PHADA’s members – which include close to 2,000 member housing agencies representing 1.9 million low-income housing units across the United States.
Concord Housing + Redevelopment (CH+R) has secured federal funds for the new Foster Youth to Independence (FYI) initiative. CH+R received $7,080 for the program that will assist young adults who are transitioning out of foster care.The funds were released by the United States Housing and Urban Development (HUD) regional administrator so that CH+R can get working on the new program. New Hampshire is the first state in New England to have the money to put the program into action.
John Hoyt, Executive Director of Concord Housing + Redevelopment (CH+R) is pleased to announce that Tom Buckman has joined the
organization as head of the Special Projects group. Buckman has more than thirty years of experience in residential construction, project development and project management.
John Hoyt, Executive Director of Concord Housing + Redevelopment (CH+R) is pleased to announce that Jackie Whatmough has been elected as the organization’s new Chairperson of the Board of Commissioners.
Craig Dunning retires after setting a new standard for innovation in construction management at Concord Housing + Redevelopment.
As Concord Housing+ Redevelopment’s lead for special projects, Craig has left his mark on the housing landscape
74 Rumford Street: Located in the southern end of the city, 74 Rumford Street was a distressed property the organization purchased three years ago for the express purpose of breathing new life into the aging structure.
Concord Housing + Redevelopment (CH+R), is pleased to announce a partnership with Girl Scouts of the Green and White Mountains (GSGWM). The collaboration will ensure that girls from underserved areas have the opportunity to participate in the life-changing experiences that Girl Scouting has to offer.