12 Years After Hurricane Sandy, NYCHA's Red Hook Residents Still Living in a Construction Zone
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from City Limits1 month ago
Residents of the Red Hook Houses, still feeling the impact of Hurricane Sandy 12 years later, are frustrated as ongoing construction delays have left their community in disarray.
City Limitshttps://citylimits.org/2024/10/30/12-years-after-hurricane-sandy-nychas-red-hook-residents-still-living-in-a-construction-zone/
Tevina Willis, a resident and community organizing manager, voiced concerns, stating, "We've been demanding transparency from NYCHA, but tenants are still left out of the loop," highlighting the struggle for resident involvement.
City Limitshttps://citylimits.org/2024/10/30/12-years-after-hurricane-sandy-nychas-red-hook-residents-still-living-in-a-construction-zone/
After Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc on the Red Hook Houses, the resiliency project meant to protect it has been plagued by delays, frustrating residents forced to live in ongoing construction.
City Limitshttps://citylimits.org/2024/10/30/12-years-after-hurricane-sandy-nychas-red-hook-residents-still-living-in-a-construction-zone/
Henry Watkins described the frustration of navigating the construction, saying, "You can't walk across anywhere to get to anywhere," emphasizing how the disruption has altered their daily lives.
City Limitshttps://citylimits.org/2024/10/30/12-years-after-hurricane-sandy-nychas-red-hook-residents-still-living-in-a-construction-zone/
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