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Executive Director: Anthony L. Johnson
Deputy Director: Terry Mardula
Telephone: (203) 869-1138
Fax: (203) 869-2037
Location: 249 Milbank Avenue
Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Contact: Messages and correspondence for Board members may be sent c/o Greenwich Housing Authority at above address.
Board Meeting Information
Meeting information is available here.
Since 1946, the Housing Authority has been committed to being an effective and successful producer, owner and manager of affordable housing options for seniors, families and individuals from various racial, ethnic and economic backgrounds. It continues to garner many awards and receives high ratings among its peers.
Greenwich Housing controls nearly 1,000 units in 15 properties, including home-ownership condominiums, scattered-site housing, various developments and Parsonage Cottage. Through resident associations and with the help of professional staff and outside support agencies (e.g., CCI, Family Centers, Department of Social Services) residents are encouraged to learn, earn, manage and improve their lives.
A new Infant-Toddler Center is being built at the Armstrong Court complex. It will join with the Computer Learning Center and the Head Start program to assist residents and their children in their daily life.
Meetings
Meetings are scheduled to begin at 5:30 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of the month at various locations. Dates and
locations can be changed at the discretion of the Board of Commissioners. Please see meeting schedule below for more information.
Current Meeting Schedule
Board of Commissioners
Five Commissioners serve for 5-year terms commencing on August 1st.
Commissioners are nominated and appointed by the Board of Selectmen.
Membership List
History of Affordable Housing in Greenwich
- 1997 - Greenwich Close: 130-unit mixed-income apartment building financed through a $19 million bond offering
- 1997 - Parsonage Cottage: 40 units in a licensed "Home for the Aged", funded by low income tax credits, the Town of Greenwich, CDBG and private donations (web site)
- 1997 - Oakridge Street: two-unit duplex house
- 1992 - 25 and 27 Columbus Ave. and 40 Ritch Ave.: six-unit duplex apartments, financed through Fairfield County Trust
- 1996 - Homestead Lane: two-unit duplex house
- 1990 - 46 Edgewood Avenue: seven-unit family apartments, conventional mortgage with Putnam Trust
- 1988 - McKinney Terrace, family: 21-unit family apartments, CT state financed
- 1988 - McKinney Terrace, elderly: 51-unit elderly apartments, CT state grant
- 1984 - Town Hall Annex: 28-unit family apartments, CT state mortgage
- 1980 - Quarry Knoll II: 40-unit elderly apartments, HUD mortgage
- 1973 - Agnes Morley Heights: 150-unit elderly apartments, HUD mortgage
- 1962 - Quarry Knoll I: 50-unit elderly, one-story unit, HUD mortgage
- 1953 - Wilbur Peck Court: 110-unit family apartments, HUD mortgage
- 1951 - Armstrong Court: 144-unit family apartments, CT state mortgage
- 1949 - Adams Garden: 80-unit family garden style, CT state mortgage
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