Public Housing
In Miami’s public housing, hundreds of units lack air-conditioning. That’s changing
12.5.22
From the Miami Herald:
Julio Banegas, 86, spent the Miami summer relying on the breeze to stay cool in a second-floor apartment because his landlord, the federal government, rented the unit without air-conditioning.
“It got tremendously hot,” Banegas said in Spanish on Monday. “I used lots of fans.”
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11.10.22
HUD Publishes Inventory for CY 2023 Operating Fund Eligibility Validation
Several CLPHA Members Awarded Capital Improvement Funds for Safety and Security Needs from HUD
10.5.22
HUD to Collect Data from PHAs for Capital Needs Assessment
9.9.22
HUD to Release NSPIRE Notice in Fall 2022
Mayor Adams, Governor Hochul Announce $70 Million Initial Investment to Decarbonize NYCHA Buildings as Part of Clean Heat for All Challenge
8.24.22
From the City of New York's press release:
New York City Mayor Eric Adams and New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced today that the New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA), New York Power Authority (NYPA), and New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA) are moving forward with the Clean Heat for All Challenge through a planned $70 million initial investment in the development and production of 30,000 new heat pump units for use in New York City Public Housing facilities.