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NYCHA Celebrates Opening of Ingersoll Community Center in Fort GreeneThe Ingersoll Community Center is a new two-story 18,000 sq. ft. facility that will serve residents from Raymond V. Ingersoll and Walt Whitman Houses and residents from the surrounding communities. The Center, which will operate Monday through Saturday, will be a valuable addition to the vibrant Fort Greene, neighborhood in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn.  Read the press release | |
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 Highbridge Gardens Resident Finds Employment on Stimulus Funded Project When 40-year-old Lloyd Gray brought his June 2009 rent receipt to the Highbridge Gardens Management Office of his New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) development in the Bronx this past summer, he had no idea that the simple meeting with his development manager would change his life. Learn more about Mr. Gray's life-changing job opportunityGet ready for the Nov. 12th Brooklyn Career and Job Fair Get job training and referrals from RES |
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Chairman Rhea's First Hundred Days In October, Chairman John B. Rhea, marked his first 100 days in office as the 21st chairman of the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA). Chairman Rhea is creating a new vision for the nation's oldest and largest housing authority that focuses on investing in capital improvements to NYCHA's infrastructure, revitalizing resident employment opportunities and advancing NYCHA's green agenda. Creating a new visionCity Talk interviews Chairman Rhea Chairman Rhea's First Day on the Job |
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Mayor Bloomberg and Chairman Rhea Announce Appointment of Michael Kelly as General Manager Michael Kelly, the outgoing Executive Director of the District of Columbia Housing Authority, brings 25-years of experience in public housing management across the country to NYCHA when he assumes the role of General Manager starting Monday, October 5, 2009. Read the press release (in PDF)Watch the video (in high bandwidth)Watch the video (in low bandwidth) |
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NYCHA and CUNY Host Reception for Resident Scholarship Winners In September, the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) awarded nine $1,000 scholarships to qualified residents who are enrolled in City University of New York (CUNY) schools. The Resident Scholarship Program is yet another way NYCHA is keeping the promise of public housing alive by delivering innovative programs to further enrich the lives of residents. Learn more about the Scholarship ProgramMeet the Scholarship Recipients (in PDF) |
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NYCHA Celebrates 75th Anniversary NYCHA celebrates 75 years of providing public housing this year. On February 17, 1934 New York City Mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia filed a certificate establishing the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) as the first public housing authority in the country. Visit the 75th Anniversary WebsiteGet the facts on NYCHA |
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NYCHA Is Going "Green" NYCHA is making great strides towards creating a healthier environment for more than 400,000 public housing residents. By employing energy conservation initiatives and playing an integral role in PlaNYC, the City's strategy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, NYCHA is doing its part to help make New York City the world's first great sustainable city of the 21st century. Learn how NYCHA is helping the environment |
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