New York City Housing Authority

HomeAbout NYCHA - Message from the Chairman - Fact Sheet - Organization - Financial Information - Annual Plan - Plan to Preserve
Public Housing - NYCHA at 70 - Awards - Job OpportunitiesApplying for Public HousingNYCHA Housing DevelopmentsSection 8 Assistance - General Information - Applying for Section 8 - Information for Tenants - Information for LandlordsResidents Corner - Resources - What's Happening - NYCHA Journal - Links of InterestCommunity Programs and Services - Resident Employment Services - Education Programs - Sports Programs - Recreation Programs - Garden Program - Art Programs - Performing Arts - Music Programs - Health Services - Senior Services - Social Services - Equal OpportunityDoing Business with NYCHA - Procurement Opportunities - Vendor Events - MWSBE - Prevailing Wage Initiative - Store Leasing - Training and Development - NYCHA Print ShopNews Events and Publications - Press Releases - News Archives - Calendar of Events - PublicationsFAQsContact NYCHA


	November 2007 NYCHA News Archives Archives Home \|\|Jan. \|\| Feb. \|\| Mar. \|\| Apr. \|\| May \|\| June \|\| July \|\| Aug. \|\| Sept. \|\| Oct. \|\| Nov.


		Bronx Developments Complete Rollout of City-wide Call Center Initiative November 14, 2007 NYCHA residents in all five boroughs can now schedule routine and emergency maintenance requests by phone, 24 hours a day, seven days a week via NYCHA's Centralized Call Center. Explore NYCHA's Centralized Call Center


		Harlem River Houses Celebrates Its 70th Anniversary November 1, 2007 The New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) proudly celebrates the 70th anniversary of Harlem River Houses, the first development to be built for African-Americans at a time when public housing was segregated. Mayor Bloomberg establishes "Harlem River Houses Day" Explore photos of this historical development Lease commercial space at Harlem River Houses