Supply Management and Procurement Gets National Award for Service Excellence
NYCHA’s Supply Management and Procurement Department has been recognized by a national organization for its achievements in the area of
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Author: Vincent Echavaria
Free Mentor Program Helps NYCHA-CUNY Amazon Scholars with Career Planning
NYCHA residents studying at CUNY colleges this fall are getting some guidance on how to plan for future careers from
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Veteran Employee Receives Assembly Commendation for Service to Residents
In a week when customer service was top of mind for staff across NYCHA, one longtime employee received special recognition
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NYPD Veteran Returns to NYCHA to Help Lead the Office of Safety and Security
LaTonya Smith has come back to NYCHA more than 20 years after she left her childhood home for a successful career in the NYPD.
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NYCHA Closes on Transfer of Manhattanville Development Rights to Adjacent Site
On October 14, NYCHA finalized an agreement to transfer 280,000 square feet of development rights (“air rights”) and 12,500 square
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EHS Fire Safety Oversight Team Honored for Exemplary Customer Service
NYCHA Environmental Health and Safety Department’s Fire Safety Oversight Team was recognized with this year’s Excellence in Customer Service Award from the Mayor’s Office of Operations.
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New Nonprofit Program Offers Free Golf Lessons for NYCHA Youth
Several young NYCHA residents are enjoying morning breaks from city life this fall by stepping onto the golf links. A
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Long Island City Machinist Shop Crew ‘Keep NYCHA Going’
When an elevator breaks down at one of NYCHA’s developments, requiring a traction pulley or bearing to be repaired, NYCHA’s
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Senior Affordable Housing Complex Holds Ribbon Cutting Near Mill Brook Houses
On September 13, the Bronx’s Mott Haven community celebrated the official opening of a 158-unit affordable housing complex for low-income
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NYCHA’s Junior Knicks Basketball League Closes Out Second Season with 3 New Champions
When it came to deciding which borough would rise to the top of NYCHA’s Junior Knicks Basketball League this season,
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