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Massachusetts Gov. Patrick to Propose Consolidating 240 Housing Agencies into 6

Source: Boston Globe | Massachusetts | January 10, 2013



Patrick’s proposal would consolidate public housing management — including budgeting, planning, and administrative functions — into six central ­offices, while leaving a corps of managers and maintenance workers at local housing author­ities. Local boards would be cut, eliminating the need for more than 1,000 politically appointed commissioners.

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