WELCOME

Brookline Housing Authority

90 Longwood Avenue, Brookline, MA 02446

Tel: 617-277-2022 Fax: 617-277-1462 TTD: 1-800-545-1833, Ext. 213

Main Office

90 Longwood Avenue

Brookline, MA 02446

Office Hours

Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Closed on the following legal holidays:

New Year's Day - Jan 1

Martin Luther King Day - Jan 19

Presidents' Day - Feb 16

Patriots' Day - Apr 20

Memorial Day - May 25

Independence Day - July 3rd

Labor Day - Sep 7

Columbus Day - Oct 12

Veterans' Day - Nov 11

Thanksgiving - Nov 26

Christmas - Dec 25

The Office closes at 1 p.m. the following days: Good Friday, The Fridays before Memorial Day and Labor Day, the days before Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Years Day.

Transportation

Brookline Housing Authority is easily accessible by public transportation.

The best route from your location can be determined by visiting the MBTA's website at http://www.mbta.com.

If you are driving, go to mapquest or google websites for directions.

Please be aware that all parking spaces in our parking lots are assigned to either residents or staff. Unfortunately, we have no parking spaces available for visitors.

The Town of Brookline has a two-hour, street-parking limit and does ticket violators.

The Town of Brookline

Visit the Town of Brookline's website to find out more about living in Brookline.

WELCOME

Board Members Staff and Executive Director

Commissioners and staff at the renovation of Trustman Apartments

Mike Jacobs - Commissioner; Barbara Dugan - Commissioner; George Lalli - Director of Maintenance; Carolyn Correnti - Construction Director; Joanne Sullivan - Commissioner; David Trietsch - Chairman; Patrick Dober - Executive Director.

Senior Staff not shown: Matt Baronas - Assistant Executive Director; Carole Brown - Director of Leased Housing & Occupancy; Geri Davis-Moye - Director of Finance; Janet Haines - Director of Real Estate

We Challenge Ourselves

To increase availability of affordable options and safe homes for eligible families, seniors, and persons with disabilities
To develop service components for residents in need so they may maintain their apartment or Rental Assistance Certificate
To promote participant self-sufficiency and program integrity
To advocate for sufficient resources with responsible housing and supportive service groups on local, state and national levels
To achieve efficiency in property management that preserves existing public housing as a resource for decades
To improve the quality of life for low-income seniors, families and persons with disabilities through quality, affordable housing
To encourage residents to participate in building and neighborhood activities and to support the development of community and neighborhoods.

Patrick Dober

Executive Director

Good Words

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Next Steps

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Free Interpretive Services for BHA Clients

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