Salisbury, CT has three main organizations dedicated to the creation of affordable housing.
Salisbury Affordable Housing Commission
Appointed by the Town’s Board of Selectmen, this Town commission promotes the creation of affordable housing and supports the town’s other two private, non-profit housing organizations.
Stay informed by joining the SAHC mailing list.
Salisbury Housing Committee
A private, non-profit organization that owns, manages, and develops affordable rental housing in Salisbury.
Read more about the Committee’s current projects.
Read more about Dresser Woods/37 Railroad Street.
Salisbury Housing Trust
A private, non-profit organization that develops affordable home-ownership housing in Salisbury.
Assessing Affordable Housing Needs
The Litchfield County Center for Housing Opportunity has launched a new Housing Needs Assessment tool that allows you to filter by town.
The tool offers expansive data and analysis at the local level and aims to help inform discussions around housing needs and solutions in the Litchfield County region.
In 2023, the SAHC conducted a survey of residents, workers, and those who would like to live in Salisbury to learn more about how people perceive the need for affordable housing in town. The results were presented, along with an updated draft of the Town’s Affordable Housing Plan, in a community forum on June 17, 2023.
Click here to download the survey results.
Housing Trust Co-President John Harney and Housing Commission Chair Jennifer Kronholm Clark talk with Marshall Miles about building affordable housing in Salisbury.
Listen here: Robinhood Radio, Feb. 17, 2023.
Contact information: If you have any questions about affordable housing in Salisbury or to let us know about a housing need for you or a family contact Georgia Petry, Housing Commission Coordinator at gpetry@salisburyct.us.
For more information on Salisbury’s housing needs and how we can address them, click here for a copy of the Town’s Affordable Housing Plan (adopted in 2018; revised 2023).
To watch a short film that show’s Salisbury’s affordable housing and interviews Salisbury Housing Committee volunteers, CLICK HERE.
A series: Our Home, Our Future
Voices from the Salisbury Community about the housing needed for a healthy, economically vibrant future
Click here to see the series of articles written by Mary Close Oppenheimer. Mary is a local artist who has been part of the Lakeville/Salisbury community for 30 years. Her love of the town and concern for its future have motivated her to learn about and share with her neighbors how local housing costs impact the town’s economic future and the people who live and work here.
Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Connecticut
Habitat for Humanity of Northwest Connecticut serves area towns including Salisbury. For more information on this organization, click on the link.
“The cost of housing definitely effects ability to attract and retain staff.”
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