Application Deadline Extended for the Summer Youth Employment Program!
The deadline has been extended until May 6 for New Yorkers ages 14 to 24 to apply for the NYC
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Change in the mask requirement for City employees
Due to the decline in COVID-19 cases in New York City, Mayor Adams announced that effective Monday, March 7, 2022, City employees are no longer required to wear face coverings indoors.
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Lifting of New York State’s Eviction Moratorium
In line with our efforts to maintain housing stability for our residents, we would like to inform you that New York State’s moratorium (or temporary halt) on residential evictions is expiring on January 15, 2022.
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September Is National Preparedness Month
Are you prepared for an emergency? Act now to prepare for the emergencies that could affect us where we live
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NYCHA’s City Cleanup Corps Workers are a Bonus to the Authority
Ever since they were hired at NYCHA, City Cleanup Corps staff members have been an asset to the Authority, working
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Low-Cost Broadband Internet Coming to Another 10,000 NYCHA Residents
On July 27, Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York City’s Chief Technology Officer John Paul Farmer announced a major
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Emergency Rental Assistance from New York State for Eligible NYers
New York State has launched the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) to provide New Yorkers who are behind in rent
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10,000 Jobs for New Yorkers; Over 1,000 at NYCHA
Mayor Bill de Blasio recently announced the launch of the City Cleanup Corps (NYC CCC), an economic recovery program to employ 10,000 New Yorkers and make New York City the
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Gas line inspections at NYC buildings
Dear NYCHA Resident, Please be aware that a new City law (Local Law 152) requires New York City building owners,
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Trash It. Don’t Flush It.
Fatbergs form when grease, wipes, and other stuff get flushed, clogging pipes and draining wallets. Visit FatbergFree.nyc#FatbergFreeNYC Why is it
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