Connecticut National Association Of Housing
and Redevelopment Officials

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The Connecticut Chapter of the National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials welcomes you to our homepage!

 

CONN-NAHRO offers a forum for public housing professionals who are dedicated to providing safe, decent and affordable housing for all Connecticut citizens, particularly those with very low, low and moderate incomes. We provide relevant training opportunities, timely housing information, and a strong professional network of resources. Our membership represents a strong group of housing professionals, housing providers, and industry partners. (See our Sponsors below.)

Our member housing authorities have the responsibility of managing or administering housing for 150,000 families and individuals in over 62,000 housing units throughout the State of Connecticut. CONN-NAHRO is dedicated to providing increased advocacy for effective and efficient housing policy and legislation that supports public housing. CONN-NAHRO works with decision-makers at the local, state and federal levels to craft meaningful policy and legislation. Through the power and expertise of its members, CONN-NAHRO has played a key leadership role in shaping housing policies and programs in Connecticut that has preserved and protected this important affordable housing resource.

By joining CONN-NAHRO and our successful network of housing professionals and industry partners, you contribute to a unified voice for public housing in Connecticut. Membership renewals are being accepted online now (see link under The Latest News.)  

 

The Latest News

Next General Membership Meeting: Update on the CEO Re Entry Working Group
Register TODAY!
Date: September 20th 
Time: 12:00 noon
Place: Traditions Golf Course, Wallingford, CT

THANK YOU TO ALL OUR ATTENDEES, SPEAKERS, SPECIAL GUESTS, EXHIBITORS AND SPONSORS FOR MAKING OUR 20TH ANNUAL CONVENTION
THE BEST YET! WE HAD THREE DAYS OF EDUCATION, NETWORKING AND TRAINING. PLEASE WATCH YOUR EMAIL FOR A LINK TO ALL PRESENTATIONS
(WHICH ARE CURRENTLY BEING GATHERED)
AND A LINK TO A BRIEF SURVEY.

COMMISSIONERS CLICK HERE!
Commissioners Newsletter for July click HERE

NEWS YOU CAN USE:
Connecticut rental housing is among nation’s least affordable - read the full article here....

WTNH recently aired a news story about Connecticut’s elderly/disabled housing that highlights the problems of the policy of mixing these two populations in one community—difficulties and risks for all involved including the elderly residents and their families, for the disabled residents who do not have adequate services, and to the housing authorities who are trying to sustain the affordable housing for future generations with few, if any, additional rental income resources or social service supports. This TV news investigation highlights the problems, the complexity, and the urgency of the situation. You can view Part 1 – Neglected Neighbors here, Part 2 – Neglected Neighbors here, Part 3 - Neglected Neighbors here, Part 4 - Neglected Neighbors here. CONN-NAHRO has been urging our legislature and policy makers to address this issue for many years. We hope that this series will help our legislators and the general public to understand why the need to address this issue is becoming an urgent one—for the safety of all residents that we serve in this type of housing. 

Become a member of CONN-NAHRO or renew your membership now to be sure you are receiving all of our invitations to trainings, events, convention and sponsorship opportunities. We also share communications including legislative updates, RFPs, and timely news.  Click here to become a new member or renew your annual membership today. 

Employment Opportunities can be found here.

See current RFP's & other opportunities here.

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CONN-NAHRO brings together state, local and national resources to creating safe, decent affordable and public housing.

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