We create opportunities that support self-sufficiency, self-respect and pride for residents.
Stable housing is healthcare. It promotes positive outcomes in education, employment, physical and mental health, and financial stability.
With a place to call home, self-respect, and a support system, playing an active role in the community can be made possible.
The housing we provide represents a long-term community asset. We strive to be the best housing agency in town.
Funding Enables 520 Centre Street Phase II Housing Project to Move Forward BATH—Bath Housing Development Corporation is slated to receive $4 million in federal funds,… Read More
BATH— Bath Housing is pleased to announce the hiring of Seth Parker as its new Director of Real Estate Development. This addition to allows Bath… Read More
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Very exciting forward movement in the 520 Centre Street Project! This funding enables Phase 2 of this project to progress forward!
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FIRST from WCME News:
In the midst of what is often referred to as a housing crisis here in Maine, Bath Housing Development Corporation is now slated to receive $4 million in federal funds designated for construction of 24 additional housing units at 520 Centre Street, while Maine will receive a total of over $426 million from an appropriations package signed by President Biden.
The first phase of the project includes 18 units, with construction just beginning.
While these units are not categorized as market-rate housing, Bath Housing Executive Director Deb Keller is also reluctant to categorize them as "affordable", noting that the units are targeted at people earning below 80 percent of the area median income (ADI).
The city and Bath Iron Works supported the funding request, with both entities recognizing the critical need for housing options for area employees of BIW, schools, the downtown retail and service sectors, Mid Coast Hospital, and businesses located at Brunswick Landing.
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See an important update from Bath Area Food Bank regarding closure tomorrow, Thursday!
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thank you for sharing
Shawna
"I grew up in a small town where everyone know everyone. I worked in my parent's bakery. I moved to Maine with my mother after living in Pennsylvania and growing up in Ohio."
