Older Adults: Apply for Affordable Housing at The Atrium at Sumner - The NYCHA Journal
Window heat pumps will help electrify New York City's… | Canary Media
NYC Mayor's Office on Twitter: "We will give 74,000 free air conditioners to seniors and NYCHA residents. New Yorkers need to stay safe, healthy and cool this summer while maintaining social distancing.
NYC Gives Free AC Units to Elderly in Public Housing, Threatens to Evict Them If They Don't Start Paying - The Messenger
One Small Step to Keep Public Housing Cool | WNYC News | WNYC
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Mayor Eric Adams - Summer is around the corner. That means heat waves that can be dangerous, especially in the era of COVID-19. We're taking steps now to keep New Yorkers safe —
More Free Air Conditioners Available in NY to Beat Summer Heat
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio: "74,000 Free Air Conditioners for the elderly and most vulnerable" - New Yorkled Magazine
NYCHA Community Centers Get Free Air Conditioners in The Bronx - Claremont - New York - DNAinfo
First Set of Electric Heat Pumps Installed at Woodside Houses - The NYCHA Journal
Is your landlord required to provide air conditioning? - WHYY
NYCHA to get advanced HVAC system to reduce greenhouse gas
NYCHA Pilot Program to Offer Free Air Conditioning
How NYC's public housing authority plans to transform the market for clean heat | Grist
Free Air Conditioners for Seniors - Catholic Charities of New York
Chelsea Giving Free Air Conditioning Units To Eligible Residents - CBS Boston
Bill de Blasio's plan to beat heat: free A/C | The Riverdale Press | riverdalepress.com
Keeping Seniors Safe at Home - NYCHA Now
Not Just Hot Air: NYCHA Starts Swapping Out Steam Radiators for 'Greener' Pumps - THE CITY
Not just hot air as NYCHA pumps it up | | qchron.com
Get a Free Air Conditioners for Low Income Families - Government Grants
NY program helps eligible residents purchase, install air conditioner or fan | PIX11
Free ACs staved off heat illness for older New Yorkers during pandemic: study - Gothamist
