Vermont Housing Finance Agency (VHFA) is recruiting for an MF Asset Management & Compliance officer, as well as an MF Building and Design Analysis Specialist. Named one of the “Best Small/Medium Places to Work in Vermont” several times over the last few years, VHFA offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package.
2023-06-30 Disclosure Appendix II MF p21.pdf
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Multiple Purpose Housing Bonds - Annual Financial Information and Operating Data as of June 30, 2023
2023-06-30 Disclosure MP.pdf
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The Vermont League of Cities and Town (VLCT) is currently accepting applications for its upcoming Welcoming and Engaging Communities Program, designed to foster municipal cultures that are healthy, thriving and supportive. In partnership with Vermont cultural transformation consultancy Abundant Sun, the program features transformative workshops, analytical insight and subsidized participation from VLCT.
Board Meeting Minutes - November 2023
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VHFA's Megan Roush Receives Rising Star Award
Vermont Housing Finance Agency (VHFA) is pleased to announce that Megan Roush, VHFA Director of Development, has been selected for the VermontBiz Recognizes Vermont’s Rising Stars Class of 2023
The autumn leaves in Vermont are not the only thing aglow this Fall! With immense joy, excitement, and hearty applause, we celebrate one of our own brilliant stars, Megan Roush, who has been rightfully crowned a Rising Star Awardee by Vermont Business Magazine (VermontBiz). This accolade, drenched in prestige and admiration, acknowledges the passionate, zealous, and innovative young leaders under 40 for their tireless contributions to business growth, professional excellence, and an unyielding commitment to their communities.
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The Rental Revolving Loan Fund (RRLF) was created as part of Vermont's Housing Made for Everyone (HOME) Act, which was signed into law on June 5, 2023. The Act created RRLF to incentivize the creation and preservation of rental housing for middle-income households earning between 65%-150% of the Area Median Income (AMI). The program provides developers and builders with a subordinate loan for up to 35% of the development cost per rental unit for middle-income households.