Comment on NYCHA’s Admissions & Continued Occupancy Policy
NYCHA opened a public comment period on September 13, 2023, to propose our Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policy.
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Author: Michael
September Is Fall Safety Awareness Month
Strategies for a Healthy Fall Fall can be an enjoyable time of the year, and it’s also a good time
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Residents Select PACT Partner Team to Perform $246 Million in Capital Repairs at Moore Houses & East 152nd St-Courtlandt Ave
On August 24, NYCHA announced that capital repairs totaling $246 million will be addressed for nearly 1,500 residents living at
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NYC’s 2022 Drinking Water Supply & Quality Report
Read the 2022 Drinking Water Supply & Quality Report from the New York City Department of Environmental Protection
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Clean Curbs for All, a Waste Containerization Pilot Program, Coming to Five Developments
Clean Curbs for All is a hoist-collected waste containerization pilot program at five NYCHA developments in South Brooklyn.
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NYCHA Contributes to NYC’s Record-breaking Year for Creating and Connecting New Yorkers to Affordable Housing
On August 3, New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced landmark progress in the efforts to tackle the city’s affordable
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Process to Unlock Billions for NYCHA Repairs Kicked Off with Upcoming Trust Vote at Nostrand Houses
Home to More Than 2,000 Residents, Nostrand Houses Needs $600+ Million in Repairs Over 20 Years As NYCHA Buildings Need
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Big Apple Connect Expanded to 17 New NYCHA Sites
On August 1, New York City Mayor Eric Adams and Chief Technology Officer and New York City Office of Technology
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It’s Children and Youth Emergency Preparedness Month
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recognizes August as “Children and Youth Preparedness Month” because children are more
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Working with Residents to Dramatically Improve Your Homes
I am pleased to announce that we recently achieved a major milestone in our efforts to bring our developments the investment they desperately need, so residents can have the quality of life they deserve
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