Growing up at Brooklyn’s Ingersoll Houses, Darold Burgess learned all about community service from within his own household. Both of
Dedicated to Service and Improving Quality of Life for Residents
Dear Residents, With the recently announced resignation of the First Deputy Mayor who oversees the housing portfolio, it is as
Alicka Ampry-Samuel: Public Housing Advocacy and Leadership
Alicka Ampry-Samuel’s commitment to public housing runs deep: She grew up in NYCHA’s Marcus Garvey Houses in Brownsville, Brooklyn; is
Jobs-Plus Coney Island Soft Launch at Surfside Gardens
Office Opens in Late February at 3026 Surf Avenue NYCHA residents from Coney Island Houses, Coney Island I (Sites 4
Recognizing Black History Month
Across the country, February marks Black History Month. It is a time when we can honor the contributions of African
PACT Vote Coming to Riis Houses
As a next step in a robust resident engagement process, NYCHA announced on February 11 that Jacob Riis Houses I
NYCHA’s Capital Projects Roundup: Fall/Winter
Recovery and Resilience improvements in Coney Island and the installation of more than 100 new closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in
Residents: Apply for a Climate Action Grant!
NYCHA residents interesting in combatting climate change in their communities can now apply for up to $5,000 to implement community
Toolkit Released for Enhancing Open Space Areas Across NYCHA
A new resource guide has been unveiled to support NYCHA residents and community groups in revitalizing open spaces in their
Building the Workforce of Tomorrow: NYCHA’s Updated HPT Training & Mentorship Program
NYCHA’s latest updates to its Heating Plant Technician (HPT) training program underscore the Authority’s commitment to workforce development, equipping workers
Celebrating Black History Month: Meet Ingersoll RA Leader Darold Burgess
Growing up at Brooklyn’s Ingersoll Houses, Darold Burgess learned all about community service from within his own household. Both of
Dedicated to Service and Improving Quality of Life for Residents
Dear Residents, With the recently announced resignation of the First Deputy Mayor who oversees the housing portfolio, it is as
Alicka Ampry-Samuel: Public Housing Advocacy and Leadership
Alicka Ampry-Samuel’s commitment to public housing runs deep: She grew up in NYCHA’s Marcus Garvey Houses in Brownsville, Brooklyn; is
Jobs-Plus Coney Island Soft Launch at Surfside Gardens
Office Opens in Late February at 3026 Surf Avenue NYCHA residents from Coney Island Houses, Coney Island I (Sites 4
Recognizing Black History Month
Across the country, February marks Black History Month. It is a time when we can honor the contributions of African
PACT Vote Coming to Riis Houses
As a next step in a robust resident engagement process, NYCHA announced on February 11 that Jacob Riis Houses I
NYCHA’s Capital Projects Roundup: Fall/Winter
Recovery and Resilience improvements in Coney Island and the installation of more than 100 new closed-circuit television (CCTV) cameras in
Residents: Apply for a Climate Action Grant!
NYCHA residents interesting in combatting climate change in their communities can now apply for up to $5,000 to implement community
Toolkit Released for Enhancing Open Space Areas Across NYCHA
A new resource guide has been unveiled to support NYCHA residents and community groups in revitalizing open spaces in their
Building the Workforce of Tomorrow: NYCHA’s Updated HPT Training & Mentorship Program
NYCHA’s latest updates to its Heating Plant Technician (HPT) training program underscore the Authority’s commitment to workforce development, equipping workers