Dear CHT Member,

Nearly 300 people attended our Annual Meeting and Awards Dinner. We elected new Board members, heard from our Board President and Treasurer on the state of CHT’s programs and finances, and changed our bylaws. I even fielded some questions from CHT residents during the meeting, which I always appreciate.

During the dinner, the room was buzzing with energy from all of the connections happening while we shared a meal and honored community members who go above and beyond.

Coming up next week is Housing & Conservation Legislative Day at the State House on Wednesday, February 14. Register and join us to speak with lawmakers about how important it is to invest in housing this legislative session.

Our Annual Report is on our web site and so is this op-ed from Board member Helen Head about making affordable investments in housing that last.

Join CHT and advocates from around the state in sending the message to lawmakers that we value affordable housing for all. Vermont Housing & Conservation Coalition is hosting its annual Legislative Day at the State House in Montpelier on Wednesday, February 14. CHT is providing transportation and it's not too late to sign up!

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At our recent Annual Meeting, Champlain Housing Trust welcomed two new members to our Board: Isaac Owusu (Resident Member) and Regina Mahony (Public Board Member). The Board is made up of one-third residents of CHT’s housing, one-third representing local government, and one-third the general population. Read on for their biographies and to meet the rest of the Board.

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Champlain Housing Trust recognized several community members for their contributions to CHT and our communities. Award recipients included Maida Townsend of South Burlington, CHT resident Gordon Gokey of Burlington, Shelburne Craft School, Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity, and Representative Tom Stevens (pictured above). Congratulations to all of this year's award recipients!

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Seeking a Resident Engagement Manager

Do you like meeting people? Creating events that build belonging? Come join our team! We’re hiring a Resident Engagement Manager who has leadership and outreach skills to cultivate positive resident experiences and support activities and projects to promote inclusive, engaged communities.

CHT offers competitive pay, paid time off, and excellent health care benefits. We highly encourage women, persons with disabilities, Section 3 residents, and people from diverse racial, ethnic and cultural backgrounds to apply.

Visit our Career Page for details.

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