To keep NYCHA residents safe during extreme heat, NYCHA has activated its Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and is coordinating with New York City Emergency Management (NYCEM) and other City agencies to inform and protect NYCHA residents, vulnerable individuals, and all New Yorkers.
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On May 25, NYCHA held its first resident workshop as part of the Network for Climate Action. Through this new
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NYCHA launched a new webpage to provide residents with more information about how to identify, prevent, and report mold in their apartments.
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Over 40 NYCHA residents have received solar workforce training – of those, 13 residents were hired to work on the installation crews at Queensbridge and 12 residents worked on a separate solar installation project at Kingsborough, Glenwood, and Carver Houses.
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The Federal Monitor’s approval of NYCHA’s City Capital Action Plan unlocked $563.5 million in funding to help the Authority fully upgrade its waste infrastructure.
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued an alert regarding the illegal use of pesticides containing dichlorvos, also known as
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The NYC Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) and partners recently announced details for City Artist Corps, including how it will support local artists
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In recognition of National Asthma and Allergy Awareness Month, we’d like to provide you with information that may be helpful
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Every year on the first weekend in May, people around the world participate in a walking festival called Jane’s Walk.
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New Yorkers – including NYCHA residents and Section 8 participants – can apply to receive a temporary discount for current or new monthly internet service subscriptions.
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