Sudbury Housing Authority certifies year-end financials, restructures grievance process
Sudbury Housing Authority certifies year-end books and moves to a single grievance hearing officer.
Housing Authority · Meeting of May 12, 2026
Sudbury Housing Authority certifies year-end books and moves to a single grievance hearing officer. Accountant Jenna Milne told the board Monday that the state program ended the year with unrestricted net assets of $187,658, down from $449,318, after a $145,000 capital contribution to a fire alarm project and heavier turnover work under full staffing. Rental income hit $506,971 against a $495,000 budget, while electricity costs ran $22,000 over budget at $177,000.
The Musketahquid Duplex program netted $193,576 and holds $927,720 in cash. Members unanimously approved shifting from a three-person grievance panel to a single hearing officer, with Executive Director Sheila Cusolito saying "I have active need for a grievance panel, and I don't have one." The board also renewed Milne-Shaw and Robillard's contract at $1,235 per month and approved a $1,575 tenant organization budget. A Sunday pipe burst at 4-6 Landham Road left one unit uninhabitable pending asbestos testing.
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Source: the Housing Authority meeting of May 12, 2026, reported from the official video recording and transcript.
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