General Information

The Cambridge Housing Authority (CHA) has used MTW to modernize its public housing stock, serve more households, develop new affordable housing units, enact policy reforms that reduce costs and increase households' ability to earn and save, and implement energy efficient strategies.

CHA currently manages approximately 50 public housing units, 7,600 Housing Choice Voucher units, and 200 units of local, non-traditional housing. In addition, it operates a state-assisted public housing program of 785 units and a state leased-housing program of 340 units.

More info at: https://cambridge-housing.org

MTW Status

CHA first became part of the MTW demonstration in 1999 as one of the original MTW agencies. CHA signed the MTW Standard Agreement in 2009, extending its participation in MTW until the end of its 2018 fiscal year. As a result of Congress passing the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2016, CHA’s MTW Agreement was modified and extended to the end of its Fiscal Year 2028.

Annual Plans

• FY 07 Plan
• FY 08 Plan
• FY 09 Plan
• FY 10 Plan
• FY 11 Plan
• FY 12 Plan
• FY 13 Plan
• FY 14 Plan
• FY 15 Plan
• FY 16 Plan
• FY 17 Plan
• FY 18 Plan
• FY 19 Plan
• FY 20 Plan
• FY 20 Plan Amendment
• FY 21 Plan
• FY 22 Plan
• FY 23 Plan

Annual Reports

• FY 06 Report
• FY 07 Report
• FY 08 Report
• FY 09 Report
• FY 10 Report
• FY 11 Report
• FY 12 Report
• FY 13 Report
• FY 14 Report
• FY 15 Report
• FY 16 Report
• FY 17 Report
• FY 18 Report
• FY 19 Report
• FY 20 Report
• FY 21 Report
• FY 22 Report
• FY 23 Report

Agreements

• Amended and Restated MTW Agreement and Amendment #1
• Original MTW Agreement
• Original MTW Agreement Amendment #1
• Original MTW Agreement Amendment #2
• Original MTW Agreement Amendment #3
• Amendment #2
• MTW Agreement Extension through 2028
• Amendment #3

Last updated October 7, 2024