The construction, engineering, and architecture industries are known for being primarily male-dominated, though more women are taking on roles at every level each year. NYCHA’s Capital Projects Division (CPD), responsible for managing over $1 billion in construction projects, recently held a virtual event to celebrate and acknowledge the women of the division. The event was organized by Claudette Morris, Director of Analysis… MORE
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During his time as a caretaker at NYCHA’s Central Office in Manhattan, Ian Morris has consistently been willing to take on other duties in addition to his regular responsibilities. After serving as a NYCHA caretaker for more than 20 years, Rosa Cummings has become a mentor to fellow caretakers, encouraging them to take pride in their job. … MORE
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NYCHA’s Breukelen Houses in Brooklyn celebrated a welcomed addition to the community with the opening of a newly upgraded basketball court. Residents, led by Breukelen Resident Community Council President Angel King, and NYPD officials, State Senator Roxanne Persaud, and NYCHA’s Chief Operating Officer Vito Mustaciuolo gathered on May 15 to cut the ribbon for the court’s first official day. Ms. King, a 32-year resident… MORE
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We’re periodically featuring the hardworking staff members who are making a difference for residents. Learn more about how we’re becoming a better landlord through their efforts. In this installment, meet Michael Cox, Community Coordinator in the Resident Engagement Department.
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For more information on IPM and pest control at NYCHA, click here. To report pests, please call the Customer Contact Center at 718-707-7771 or use the MyNYCHA app or website.
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Every year on the first weekend in May, people around the world participate in a walking festival called Jane’s Walk. The festival honors the ideas of Jane Jacobs, an activist, urbanist, and writer who advocated for more people-friendly urban neighborhoods. It also encourages people to discover hidden aspects of their communities and use walking as… MORE
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A Blueprint for Change is a set of proposals for how NYCHA will strengthen as an organization and improve the quality of life for residents through top-to-bottom building renovations. Blueprint includes a Transformation Plan: potential strategies for restructuring NYCHA’s business model and operations to improve the delivery of services to residents. Blueprint also includes a… MORE
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A newly renovated basketball court is officially ready for play at NYCHA’s Wagner Houses in Harlem. Mayor Bill de Blasio took some of the first shots with local youth on May 7, after he was joined by NYPD leaders, other law enforcement officials, and community members to cut the ribbon for the opening of the… MORE
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On May 6, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that five internet service providers will offer high-speed internet access for up to 30,000 residents at 13 NYCHA developments. NYCHA is currently in the process of finalizing an agreement with a sixth internet service provider. This is a major milestone in the City’s effort to bring new and affordable internet… MORE
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We’re periodically featuring staff members for their dedication and exemplary service to NYCHA residents. In this Mother’s Day installment, meet three employees who have been coordinating work and home responsibilities throughout the pandemic. Shana Brown has worked as a Housing Assistant at Bronx River Houses since 2013. She was also a first-time mom of… MORE
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In mid-January, New Yorkers 65 and older became eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. NYCHA’s population includes a large number of older adults, and the City and State established vaccine clinics at certain NYCHA developments to ensure that the vaccine was accessible to these residents. As more people became eligible, the clinics at NYCHA locations… MORE
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Since starting his career at NYCHA in 1994 as a City Seasonal Aide, Chaking Moore has held a variety of positions at the Authority. He’s always been driven by the opportunity to either serve residents directly or help operate their developments effectively. Mr. Moore is currently an Administrator with the Emergency Services Department. He manages… MORE
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The latest request for expressions of interest from the Authority asks applicants to submit proposals that center resident engagement, enhance placemaking, invest in ambitious energy and sustainability upgrades, and create jobs and economic opportunities for NYCHA residents On May 5, NYCHA released a Request for Expressions of Interest (RFEI) to attract development partners for new projects under the Authority’s Permanent Affordability Commitment Together (PACT) program to repair and preserve more… MORE
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NYCHA was recently recognized for excellence in financial reporting with a Certificate of Achievement from the Government Finance Officers Association of the United States and Canada (GFOA). The GFOA award was bestowed to the Authority for its comprehensive annual financial report for the fiscal year that ended December 31, 2019. The report was judged by… MORE
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Meet Dyni Joseph, Housing Assistant for Queens and Staten Island We’re periodically featuring the hardworking staff members who provide excellent service to residents. Learn more about how we’re improving residents’ homes and becoming a better landlord through their perspective. In this installment, meet Dyni Joseph, Housing Assistant for Queens and Staten Island, who assists residents… MORE
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Kudos for Longtime Service to Residents and the City 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 April! 5 Years of Service 10 Years of Service 15 Years of Service 20 Years of Service 25 Years… MORE
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