Lincoln Apartments board votes $93,500 for capital projects under new leadership. Connor Fallon was unanimously elected chair and Jack Falvey vice chair as the board welcomed new member Betsy Hernberg. The board unanimously approved a $49,500 comprehensive capital needs assessment with Rimkus
Lincoln Apartments unanimously authorizes $20,000 upgrade to access control system. Board Chair Elizabeth Cullen and members Jack Falvey and Connor Fallon voted 3-0 to authorize Commercial Lock & Safe Service, LLC to replace the complex's key system with wireless fob entry on up to four doors. The
Lincoln Apartments board approves $35,000 in renovation change orders. Chair Elizabeth Cullen and members Matt Dillis, Jack Falvey, and Connor Fallon unanimously authorized Change Order Number 3 for a sprinkler head extension (not to exceed $16,000) and Change Order Number 4 for window frame
Lincoln Apartments board approves renovation work, authorizes interim spending. The Board of Managers unanimously approved three change orders totaling $47,304.82 for the Kersey Community Room renovation, including $30,919.05 for heat pump installation and $8,437.50 for electrical work, and
The Lincoln Apartments Board discussed a proposed expansion warrant article on April 1. Chair Elizabeth Cullen and board members Matt Dillis and Jack Falvey addressed resident concerns about affordability and expansion risks during discussion of a Warrant Article permitting building expansion,
Lincoln Apartments Board of Managers unanimously approves $367,440 renovation contract with TM Construction. Acting Chair Connor Fallon led the April 8 meeting with board members Jack Falvey, Matt Dillis, and Elizabeth Cullen present. During public comment, resident Lonnie Cutler raised concerns
Lincoln Apartments board backs senior housing warrant article with deed restrictions. Board Chair Elizabeth Cullen, members Jack Falvey, Matt Dillis, and Connor Fallon unanimously endorsed the warrant article for 86 Central Street, incorporating affordability protections, occupancy limits to
Lincoln Apartments Board of Managers and Affordable Housing Trust jointly presented plans to sell, lease, or expand the 86 Central Street property. Chair Jack Falvey outlined the complex's urgent capital needs, noting the $1.2 million capital reserve would be exhausted by building envelope repairs
Hingham Affordable Housing Trust and Lincoln Apartments board hold joint residents' meeting on potential renovation or sale of Lincoln School Apartments. Affordable Housing Trust Chair Jack Falvey outlined a proposed RFP process for the 86 Central Street property and fielded resident questions
Lincoln Apartments board authorizes bids for three major capital projects. The Board of Managers voted unanimously on January 26, 2026 to authorize staff to solicit competitive bids for ADA renovations to the Kersey Community Room, a new air conditioning unit, and exterior repointing of the
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