NYCHA’s New Federal Monitor Issues Mixed Reviews for Performance Over the Past 5 Years
Although the new monitor credits NYCHA for being a “very different organization” since the start of the oversight arrangement in 2019, there are still setbacks, particularly with addressing mold, leaks and lead.
Share This Article Share Post Although the new monitor credits NYCHA for being a “very different organization” since the start of the oversight arrangement in 2019, there are still setbacks, particularly with addressing mold, leaks and lead. Adi Talwar Water damage in a bathroom at NYCHA’s Red Hook West Houses in 2022. Though the start of the school year is still a day away for the city’s scholars, the New York City Housing Authority received a progress report showing mixed reviews of its maintenance and operations efforts over the past five years. The monitor review, which comes out qua
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