Fernando Montejo, former advisor to the EVP for Administration, joined NYCHA directly following his volunteer service here through Civic Corps. Before long, he reached the level of Advisor to the General Manager. After dealing with the complex problems facing a major municipal agency, Fernando realized that he wanted to continue his education with a graduate… Read More NYCHA Notable
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In June, we reported on the newest employee oganization— LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Questioning). Since then, two more employee organizations have entered the scene. In fact, there are so many employee organizations that one of the new ones—the Coalition of NYCHA Employee Organizations (CoNEO)—has been formed to provide all of them with a… Read More Two New Employee Organizations Join the Mix
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Nicole Ferreira rejoined NYCHA in February 2015 as a Senior Director in the Development Department. As a leader of the senior team, Ms. Ferreira oversees the development pipeline and ensures the development process is timely and well-organized. She is also responsible for leading the team to execute NextGerneration NYCHA strategic initiatives for both the preservation… Read More Congratulations on the Following Appointments and Promotions
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Per Scholas is offering free IT job training courses for NYCHA residents and community members (including NYCHA employees) interested in receiving their CompTIA A+and MCTS certifications.
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On August 24, Mayor Bill de Blasio and General Manager Michael Kelly announced the start of rooftop replacement construction at Queensbridge Houses in Long Island City, underscoring a core commitment of NextGeneration NYCHA to preserve and maintain NYCHA’s precious housing stock. “Having a roof over your head isn’t good enough if it leaks all the… Read More Roof Replacements Start at Queensbridge Houses
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“Collaboration and transparency… get the best results.”
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Volunteering doesn’t have to be a chore. Just ask the more than 230 residents, Property Managers, Caretakers, Superintendents, development office staff, and community partners who spent a few hours on August 6 sprucing up the fences at Van Dyke Houses with a fresh coat of paint. According to NYCHA Project Manager Helga Nyanffor, residents raised… Read More Fence Painting Shows Community Cares
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This summer General Counsel David Farber invited NYCHA’s attorneys to a series of visits to the field. Seventy-five attorneys along with legal interns accepted the invitation. These trips provided an opportunity for the attorneys to meet NYCHA’s borough leadership, development management, and other teams; inspect NYCHA buildings from roof to basement; and interact with development… Read More NYCHA Attorneys Make House Calls
Read MoreThank you to Catherine Santiago and General Services for printing and distributing 5,000 copies of NYCHANow for distribution to employees without desktop computers. Employees who have seen these hard copies will agree that Catherine is doing an excellent job using some new equipment now available at the print shop located at 90 Church Street. And… Read More NYCHANow is Printed by NYCHA
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“Everyone has a role in their own destiny.” Executive Vice President & Chief Administrative Officer Natalie Y. Rivers will leave NYCHA after more than 27 years of service on September 25. Natalie began her singular career here as a Staff Analyst in the Human Resources Department, “to pay off a college loan,” she recalled. She… Read More Farewell Interview with Natalie Y. Rivers
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“Hello. This is the New York City Housing Authority. We’re calling to remind you that your rent and other charges are due on the first of the month. Our records indicate that you have an overdue balance…” Beginning in August, the first round of “robocalls” went out to residents with rent and other charges in… Read More Hello…NYCHA Calling
Read MoreGeneral Manager Michael Kelly joined Mayor Bill de Blasio, elected officials, and community leaders in Lower Manhattan on August 27 as the Mayor announced a new City capital commitment of $100 million to help protect Lower Manhattan from flooding. General Manager Kelly participated in a round-table discussion hosted by the Mayor on resiliency issues. “Superstorm… Read More Lower Manhattan Flood Protection
Read MoreESCAPE (Employee Smoking Cessation Assistance Program) is a resource available at no charge to all eligible New York City employees who would like to quit smoking. According to the NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, whose website features this information, making a decision to quit is the first and most important step in successfully… Read More Stop Smoking … For Free
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