Putney affordable housing project opens after clearing court battles
01-10-2026 00:08 via vtdigger.org

Putney affordable housing project opens after clearing court battles

Developers held a ribbon cutting event for a new affordable housing project in Putney on September 30, 2026. Photo by Carly Berlin/Vermont PublicCarly Berlin covers housing and infrastructure for Vermont Public, in partnership with VTDigger. When Stormy Gammon got the call that she and her family had been approved for an apartment at a new affordable housing complex in Putney, she cried. Gammon, her husband, and their son had been homeless, living in a shelter unit in Springfield, she
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