Advocates denounce NYCHA hearing on public housing reform
/“It is disrespectful to NYCHA tenants and stakeholders, and does not show a faithful or genuine interest in tenant feedback or democratic participation by NYCHA.”
Read More“It is disrespectful to NYCHA tenants and stakeholders, and does not show a faithful or genuine interest in tenant feedback or democratic participation by NYCHA.”
Read More“We implore you to fulfill the housing plan and budget promises you made on the campaign trail.”
Read More“I’m not afraid of talking about this. Something has to be done.”
Read More“NYCHA residents should not be responsible for distributing masks and hand sanitizer meant to protect them.”
Read More“Some people have baggies, some people come out with bottles or jars, some people have takeout containers.”
Read More“We’re at a time of unprecedented need.”
Read More“Decades of underfunding is the reason that NYCHA is currently in a state of crisis.”
Read MoreResidents at NYCHA developments continue to face unannounced heat and hot water outages, mold blooms and pest infestations.
Read More“We have to make sure their voice is part of big decisions on land use, parks and capital funding.”
Read MoreThe coalition also calls on the state to increase funding for public housing, including a $2 billion annual fund for NYCHA, which is in a state of severe disrepair.
Read MoreIn addition to the 18,020 Queens NYCHA tenants who faced unplanned outages, another 15,156 residents experienced planned outages, according to the data.
Read More‘The reported backlog on testing and failure to begin testing in Queens is unacceptable.’
Read More“He’s going to destroy public housing.”
Read More“The most exciting part is the race for a progressive DA has really captured the minds of a lot of residents.”
Read MoreNYCHA expects to begin testing in Queens developments by the end of this year, a spokesperson said.
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