Housing Authority

Housing Authority seeks state waiver for IT vendor tied to executive director. The board voted 5-0-0 to request an EOHLC waiver regarding Spy Systems, which provides IT support and camera services and is owned by Executive Director Melissa Morley's husband. Chair David DuPont and commissioners also

Housing Authority approves director contract at $108,132 and advances modernization work. Chair David DuPont highlighted Executive Director Melissa Morley's performance as commissioners unanimously approved her new permanent contract, set at a maximum salary of $108,132 with 37.5 weekly hours and a

Webster Housing Authority votes to hire Melissa Morley as its new Executive Director. The board voted 4-1 on Friday to extend the formal offer to Morley, who had served as Acting Executive Director. A special search process yielded five applicants, three of whom were selected for interview Friday.

Webster Housing Authority streamlines its executive director selection process to a single-stage interview. The board, comprising Chair David DuPont, Commissioners Peter Luchina, Barbara Avery, and Sue Smichinski, adopted the streamlined approach that eliminates the pre-interview stage and proceeds

Webster Housing Authority approves three FY26 budgets with $299,942 subsidy request for 2026. Chair David DuPont and commissioners unanimously approved separate budgets for Programs 689, 4001, and MRVP, all including Executive Director Melissa Morley's annual salary of $108,138. Program 4001