Being a Resident in Good Standing Means Paying Rent
NYCHA’s goal is to keep families housed. If you have fallen behind on your rent, NYCHA can help you get back on track.
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Author: Michael
New Resident Notifications for Skilled Trades Appointments
NYCHA residents will now receive automatic notifications when their skilled trades tickets are scheduled.
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NYCHA & Partners Close on Financing for $594M PACT Project to Renovate Northwest Bronx Scattered Sites
On June 24, NYCHA closed on the financing for the Northwest Bronx Scattered Sites, a $593.7 million Permanent Affordability Commitment
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Changes to NYCHA’s Tenant Selection and Assignment Plan (TSAP)
For nearly 30 years, NYCHA’s Tenant Selection and Assignment Plan (TSAP) has guided a fair and neutral process for filling
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Attend NYCHA’s Annual Plan Public Hearing
July 30, 2025, from 5:30 to 8 p.m. at The Theater at City Tech (285 Jay Street, Brooklyn)
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Updated Design Guidelines for the Modernization of NYCHA Buildings
Interactive website presents up-to-date information and downloadable resources to ensure design and construction excellence while encouraging user feedback and collaboration
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It’s Child Safety Awareness Month
Child Safety Awareness Month is an opportunity for children, parents, and caregivers to learn about potential hazards and how to
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NYCHA Maintains Heat Season Performance Metrics & Invests $250M+ in Heating Infrastructure
Following the close of the 2024-25 heat season on May 31, NYCHA announced a continuation of heating service performance for
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Attend a Jobs NYC Hiring Hall in Manhattan!
Jobs NYC is an innovative, new employment program from the City — attend the next Jobs NYC hiring in Manhattan: Jobs
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Read “Healthy Happenings,” the EHS Newsletter
Message from the Environmental Health & Safety Officer Now that it’s June, let’s take a moment to explore how to
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