The Berkshire Eagle

The state quietly cut benefits from its housing voucher program, including stopping the state's payment of security deposits and reimbursements for utility costs. Massachusetts cites high program costs as the reason for the cuts, but housing officials say passing those costs to tenants will keep some people out of housing. The state quietly cut benefits from its housing voucher program, including stopping the state's payment of security deposits and reimbursements for utility costs.

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The state quietly cut benefits from its housing voucher program, including stopping the state's payment of security deposits and reimbursements for utility costs. Massachusetts cites high program costs as the reason for the cuts, but housing officials say passing those costs to tenants will keep some people out of housing. The state quietly cut benefits from its housing voucher program, including stopping the state's payment of security deposits and reimbursements for utility costs.

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