Governor Yuriko Koike of Tokyo recently visited NYCHA’s Berry Street–South 9th Street development in Williamsburg to learn about the Authority’s ongoing efforts to preserve and modernize affordable housing. Joined by NYCHA representatives and partners from Omni New York LLC and The Arker Companies, Governor Koike toured the property, which was part of NYCHA’s 2020 Brooklyn… MORE
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They’re on the frontlines of ensuring critical repairs are completed so NYCHA residents can live safely and comfortably in their homes. Across the city, the Authority’s highly dedicated maintenance staff are equipped and ready to take on a range of apartment fixes that may need their urgent attention. Ask many experienced maintenance employees – such as Cordell Percival in Queens… MORE
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For Business Operations Analyst Nicole Johnson, one of the most memorable moments of this year’s WorkWell NYC “Art Is Life” program came even before her artwork went on display. “It was really nice,” Ms. Johnson recalled of a networking event that brought participants together before the exhibition opened. “They had different conversation prompts, and everybody… MORE
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Summer is finally here, and I know we all agree that it’s the best season to recharge, celebrate, and reflect on our work and achievements so far this year. Here are some of the exciting advances we’ve made recently to strengthen our organization and improve residents’ quality of life.
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Each month, NYCHANow recognizes the staff who’ve achieved more than five years of service, in multiples of five. Congratulations to the employees who reached these milestones in June!
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What’s New This Quarter? This quarter, the Compliance Department is highlighting practical steps employees can take to support resident safety and prevent common deficiencies identified during National Standards for the Physical Inspection of Real Estate (NSPIRE) inspections. This newsletter also summarizes key updates to five recently revised Standard Procedures. For more information, employees should refer… MORE
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