The Village of Saranac Lake, partnering with Adirondack Roots, is seeking low- and moderate-income homeowners in need of essential home repairs to ensure safe and healthy homes. Homeowners are invited […]
Local and state officials, homeowners gather to welcome some of Keene’s newest homeowners CONTACT: Caitlin Wargo, interim executive director, Adirondack Roots, 518-873-6888, cwargo@adirondackroots.org KEENE—More than 20 years after the nonprofit Adirondack […]
In the Adirondacks, soaring home prices have made it hard even for people with year-round, full-time jobs to afford a place to live. Projects such as Both Meadow Trail in […]
Contact: Caitlin Wargo, 518-873-6888, cwargo@adirondackroots.org The first three homebuyers in the affordable-forever Both Meadow Trail project in Keene closed on their homes last week, marking an important step in easing […]
ELIZABETHTOWN—Adirondack Roots, a non-profit organization dedicated to helping individuals and families put down roots and stay in the North Country, has launched a nationwide search for a new executive director. […]
Adirondack Roots Executive Director Megan Murphy to leave in September, when Associate Director Caitlin Wargo will step in to serve as head.
Adirondack Roots, AdkAction and LivingADK are offering owners of short-term rentals (STRs) a stipend to convert their properties to long-term rentals — a pilot program meant to help alleviate the region’s persistent housing shortage.
Adirondack Roots will build four new, single-family homes in Keene aimed at moderate-income families. Applications for homes in the Both Meadow Trail development are now being accepted.
Adirondack Roots will provide all the same services, including homebuying assistance, housing rehabilitation, manufactured home replacement, emergency repairs, foreclosure prevention, and administration of the Section 8 housing voucher program in Essex and Clinton counties. It will also continue to administer Adirondack Community Housing Trust to develop permanently affordable housing throughout the region.
The Housing Assistance Program of Essex County Board of Directors is pleased to announce the hiring of Megan Murphy as HAPEC’s next Executive Director effective immediately. Megan is a longtime resident of Essex County and will replace interim Executive Director Alan Hipps. She will manage a $2.8 million dollar budget and $2 million dollars in assets which include 29 rental housing and commercial units.
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