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Farmington Housing Services

Welcoming one family at a time...

The Town of Farmington is committed to providing safe, suitable housing conditions for all. The town administers several programs that target low to moderate income individuals and/or families. In 1972 the Housing Authority was established and works to further affordable housing in Farmington.

"The Community and Recreational Services Department continues its mission to manage resources, provide wholesome programming and coordinate opportunities to achieve creative solutions for a healthy community."

Staff
Nancy Parent Executive Director of Housing Authority
(Director of Community & Recreational Services)
Elizabeth Conner Housing Specialist

General Office Information

Farmington Community Services
1 Monteith Drive
Farmington, CT 06032
Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30a.m. - 4:30p.m.
Phone: (860) 675-2390
Fax: (860) 675-7140
Email: ParentN@farmington-ct.org

Maple Village

Maple Village is a subsidized community for senior and disabled citizens managed by the Farmington Housing Authority. The complex was constructed in 1975. There are 40 units with a mixture of 1 bedroom and efficiencies. Rent is based on 26% of adjusted income. Heat, Hot water and electricity included.

Fair Rent Commission

The Fair Rent Commission is empowered by state and local law to address the rent paid by an individual tenant who files a complaint regarding the amount of rent or rental increase for the apartment occupied by that tenant. After a formal complaint is received the staff does a site inspection and presents a report to the Commission. Poor maintenance, needed repairs, or code violations endangering health and safety are noted. The Commission works in conjunction with the health, fire, and other city departments to promote safe housing. If the staff cannot mediate problems between the landlord and tenant, the Commission holds a public hearing. Repairs may be ordered or rent may be adjusted and/or escrowed until problems are resolved.

Fair Housing

The Farmington Community Services office is the site to empower and educate the community on a variety of fair housing initiatives.

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