Voice Your Opinions on Future Housing: Join Local Listening Sessions in Springfield and Martha’s Vineyard

The Massachusetts Housing Advisory Council, in partnership with the Executive Office of Housing and Livable Communities, will hold listening sessions across the state. These sessions are designed to collect community feedback for the Healey-Driscoll Administration’s first five-year strategic statewide housing plan. The goal is to tackle housing challenges and improve living conditions for people of all ages.

Community partners and leaders in affordable housing are invited to share their views and suggestions at these sessions. The Massachusetts Healthy Aging Collaborative encourages those working on age- and dementia-friendly initiatives to participate.

The sessions will take place in various locations, including Springfield and Martha’s Vineyard, and will offer both in-person and virtual options. This format aims to include a broad range of participants from different areas of the state.

Key meetings are scheduled at Springfield Technical Community College on April 23, UMass Dartmouth on April 30, and an online session on May 20. Each meeting is intended to foster open discussions between council members and the community, aiming to gather a wide range of viewpoints.

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