Two Residents Named New Members of NYCHA Board
Two longtime residents have been tapped to serve on the NYCHA Board of Directors.
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Author: Vincent Echavaria
Mariner’s Harbor Houses to Receive Upgraded Entrance Doors for Improved Safety
Former State Assemblyman Michael Cusick announced in late December that his office secured $2.7 million in funding to replace dozens
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NYCHA’s Work Order Reform Continues Making Strides After Citywide Rollout
NYCHA’s revamped process of scheduling work orders at developments is now underway throughout the city.
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NYCHA-CUNY Scholar: Hope Vaughn
For Hope Vaughn, the path of higher education began in earnest during her time living in a family shelter. Joined
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Longtime Resident Dedicates Career to NYCHA, U.S. Army
When Edith Taylor-Campbell makes a commitment to serve, she turns it into a career. This can be said for both
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NYCHA’s Capital Projects Roundup: September-October 2022
NYCHA’s Asset and Capital Management Division (A&CM) recently completed renovations for accessible parking, utility, and roofing projects across the city
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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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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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