Littleton Affordable Housing Trust approves rental assistance, closes grants program.
Littleton Affordable Housing Trust approves rental assistance and closes state grants program. The board unanimously approved LRAP 48, providing up to $500 monthly in rental assistance to a single-person household earning $36,547 annually with $1,675 monthly rent, and voted unanimously to formally
Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board of Trustees · Meeting of August 18, 2026
Littleton Affordable Housing Trust approves rental assistance and closes state grants program. The board unanimously approved LRAP 48, providing up to $500 monthly in rental assistance to a single-person household earning $36,547 annually with $1,675 monthly rent, and voted unanimously to formally close the Small Grants Program after exhausting allocated state funds. Chair Marianne Heer convened work groups on the Durkee Farmhouse RFP revision and King Street Common funding strategy, directing staff to solicit a formal request from Habitat for Humanity before committing to what may be a $1 million town contribution toward the development.
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Source: the Affordable Housing Trust Fund Board of Trustees meeting of August 18, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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