NYCHA & the Hurricane: Public housing learns from Sandy... What’s the plan for the next big storm?

The wrenching experience of thousands of New York’s public housing residents following Hurricane Sandy revealed vulnerabilities of physical structures and human services. Volunteers, tenant associations, social service providers and NYCHA technicians all stepped in to do what they could through the worst of the aftermath. What did we learn?

Government & CommunitiesAbigail KramerFebruary 12, 2013Center for New York City Affairs, CNYCA, communities, community infrastructure, housing, human services, hurricane, low-income neighborhoods, neighborhoods, New York City Housing Authority, policies, public housing, public policy, Sandy, storm, The New SchoolComment