When Vanessa Barry began her career at NYCHA in 1976, the United States was celebrating its bicentennial, New York City was emerging from a historic fiscal crisis, and Gerald R. Ford was president. Half a century later, Ms. Barry remains at her post. While everything around her may have changed, Ms. Barry is still going… MORE
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Climate Week in New York City kicked off at NYCHA on September 21 with the unveiling of a model apartment at the Brooklyn Navy Yard which showcases new sustainable technologies for public housing. NYCHA Chief Executive Officer Lisa Bova-Hiatt was joined by Deputy Mayor for Housing and Planning Leila Bozorg, Deputy Mayor for Economic Justice… MORE
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One of NYCHA’s energy-efficient heating and hot water projects in Brooklyn has been selected for a nationwide recognition by a professional association for leaders in design and construction. The Design-Build Institute of America (DBIA) recently announced that NYCHA and project partners will receive a National Award of Merit for the boiler plant replacement and domestic… MORE
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Throughout National Preparedness Month, New Yorkers are reminded to be prepared for disasters or emergencies in their homes, businesses, and communities. Among the members of NYCHA’s team overseeing preparedness efforts for the community is Chancellor “Chance” Gregg, Training and Exercise Coordinator in the Emergency Management and Services Department (EMSD), who has worked at the Authority since 2020. NYCHANow spoke… MORE
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Hispanic Heritage Month, also known as Latinx Heritage Month, is a month-long celebration from September 15 through October 15.
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September is National Preparedness Month. Are you NYCHA-ready for an emergency? New Yorkers increasingly face greater risks from a multitude of extreme weather events and emergencies, especially if they live alone, are low-income or elderly, or have a disability. Get Ready By Being Informed Know Your Zone If a big coastal storm is approaching, City officials may order residents in certain zones to evacuate… 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… MORE
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