It’s National Poison Prevention Week
In recognition of National Poison Prevention Week, which is March 19 through 25, NYCHA’s Environmental Health and Safety Department would
Read MoreIn recognition of National Poison Prevention Week, which is March 19 through 25, NYCHA’s Environmental Health and Safety Department would
Read MoreMeet Leticia Barboza, NYCHA’s Photographer (Who Goes the Extra Mile – Sometimes Vertically) The work of NYCHA Staff Photographer Leticia
Read MoreCalled for the state budget to include $389 million for public housing and subsidized housing residents.
Read MoreThe development team comprised of a Harlem-based nonprofit and family-owned minority business enterprise was selected after a year-long, resident-driven engagement
Read MoreOn February 24, NYCHA, in partnership with resident leaders, announced the selection of a new PACT partner team comprised of
Read MoreThe innovative approach to stormwater management follows the expansion of the City’s Cloudburst Program to protect residents and property from
Read More891 residents will receive comprehensive repairs and upgrades to all 523 apartments, common areas, public spaces, heating and cooling systems, elevators,
Read MoreThe American Burn Association (ABA) is dedicated to improving the lives of everyone affected by burn injury. Each year, the
Read MorePromote Safe & Healthy Environments Message from the Environmental Health & Safety Officer Working Together to Improve Environmental Health and
Read MoreMore than 1,500 residents will receive comprehensive apartment modernizations, building system upgrades, and roofing renovations through the PACT program The
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