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Meet Jegan Abraham, Director of NYCHA’s Office of Water Quality

Making sure that residents have access to clean, safe water is one of NYCHA’s top priorities. In late 2022, NYCHA’s

Dear Residents, As you may be aware, today the US Attorney’s Office for the Southern District of New York, together

NYCHA’s Citywide Council of Presidents (CCOP) hosted a holiday meet-and-greet event for its executive board members at the Johnson Community

February 6, 2024 LaToya

For Samantha Rogers, a Strategic Project Manager at NYCHA, improving the lives of residents is personal. As a native New

Every year, the American Burn Association recognizes the first full week in February as National Burn Awareness Week; this year’s

Across the country, February marks Black History Month. It is a time when we can honor the contributions and sacrifices

On January 26, NYCHA announced that capital repairs totaling $122.6 million will be addressed for the nearly 500 residents of

NYCHA’s Comprehensive Modernization Department (Comp Mod) started off the new year in celebratory fashion by graduating its second class of

Former boilers were maintained by veteran heating technicians for decades This past fall, a newly installed set of boilers started

January 19, 2024 Michael

NYCHA has already pre-qualified 138 entities, 40 percent of which are minority- and women-owned firms or non-profits, in the effort