NYCHA spends over $1M on Claremont Village upgrades
A handful of NYCHA developments in Claremont Village received more than $1 million Monday to go toward upgrades. City Councilwoman Vanessa Gibson gave out the checks, including one to the Morris Houses
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Jul 18, 2016, 11:43 PM
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Updated 3,077 days ago
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A handful of NYCHA developments in Claremont Village received more than $1 million Monday to go toward upgrades.
City Councilwoman Vanessa Gibson gave out the checks, including one to the Morris Houses of $500,000 to renovate an aging playground.
Most of the rest of the money will go toward safety improvements, including $700,000 for security cameras at the Webster Morrisania Houses.
The senior center at 1020 College Ave. will also get safety upgrades.
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