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NYCHA Resident Roundtable Committee

In June 2021, NYCHA launched the Resident Roundtable to provide an opportunity for residents to help design the implementation of the Authority’s Transformation Plan.

The Roundtable consists of 32 residents who reflect NYCHA’s diverse population and represent each of the Authority’s “Neighborhood” portfolios. Its members provide valuable feedback and recommendations to implement the Transformation Plan. Roundtable members work in subcommittees, each focusing on a distinct issue area: Safety & Security, Quality of Life, Quality Assurance, and Management Practices.

The Citywide Council of Presidents (CCOP), the official citywide NYCHA resident organization, appointed five residents to the Roundtable. The remaining positions were chosen as part of a NYCHA-wide selection process open to all residents and voucher holders in PACT/RAD developments.

Each Roundtable member serves for two years. Their responsibilities include attending Roundtable and subcommittee meetings; getting input and ideas from their neighbors; making recommendations on NYCHA’s policies and programs; participating in the implementation of the Transformation Plan; as well as other areas of the Authority’s work.

NYCHA has launched the Resident Roundtable to provide an opportunity for residents to help design the implementation of the Authority's Transformation Plan. The Roundtable consists of 32 residents who reflect NYCHA's diverse population and represent each of the Authority's "Neighborhood Portfolios'". Its members provide valuable feedback and recommendations to implement the Transformation Plan.

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2023 Roundtable Story Map

Roundtable Meeting Materials

June 2021 Meeting

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Questions & Answers

July 2021 Meeting

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Questions & Answers

June Roundtable Survey Raw Data Results

August 2021 Meeting

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September 2021 Meeting

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October 2021 Meeting

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Questions & Answers

November 2021 Meeting

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Safety & Security Subcommittee – Report Out

Quality of Life Subcommittee – Report Out

Quality Assurance Subcommittee – Report Out

Management Practices Subcommittee - Report Out

December 2021 Meeting

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Quality Assurance Subcommittee - Report

Management Practices Subcommittee - Report

January 2022 Meeting

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February 2022 Meeting

Meeting presentation

Management Practices Subcommittee – Report Out

Quality of Life Subcommittee – Report Out

Quality Assurance Subcommittee – Report Out

Safety & Security Subcommittee – Report Out

March 2022 Meeting

Meeting Presentation

Management Practices Subcommittee – Initial Recommendations

Quality of Life Subcommittee – Initial Recommendations

Quality Assurance Subcommittee – Initial Recommendations

Safety & Security Subcommittee - Initial Recommendations

June 2022 Meeting

Meeting Presentation - Recommendations Meeting

Quality Assurance Subcommittee – Final Recommendations

Quality of Life Subcommittee – Final Recommendations

Management Practices Subcommittee – Final Recommendations

Safety & Security Subcommittee - Final Recommendations

July 2022 Meeting

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August 2022 Meeting

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September 2022 Meeting

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October 2022 Meeting

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November 2022 Meeting

Meeting Presentation

Resident Roundtable Members and the Neighborhoods They Represent:

Queens/Staten Island
Bernice Swinton, Ravenswood
Representing QS 1: Queensbridge North, Queensbridge South, and Ravenswood
VACANT, QS 2
QS 2: Astoria, Latimer Gardens, Pomonok, and Woodside
Selena Witcher, South Jamaica I
Representing QS 3: Baisley Park, Beach 41st Street-Beach Channel Drive, Hammel, Redfern, and South Jamaica I
Samantha Neblett, West Brighton I
Representing QS 4: Berry, Mariner’s Harbor, Richmond Terrace, South Beach, Stapleton, Todt Hill, and West Brighton I
The Bronx
Muriel Logan, Edenwald
Representing BX 1: Boston Secor, Eastchester Gardens, Edenwald, and Pelham Parkway
Anne Johnson, Soundview
Representing BX 2: Monroe, Parkside, Soundview, and Throggs Neck
Tiffane Thorpe, Bronx River
Representing BX 3: 1010 East 178th St, Bronx River, Sack Wern, and Sotomayor Houses
VACANT, BX 4
BX 4: Fort Independence, Marble Hill, Morrisania Air Rights, and Sedgwick
VACANT, BX 5
BX 5: Mill Brook, Mitchel, Mott Haven, and Patterson
Bobbie Guzman, Saint Mary's Park
Representing BX 6: Adams, Castle Hill, Melrose, and Saint Mary’s Park
Dayra Rivas, Forest
Representing BX 7: Forest, Morris, and Union Avenue Consolidated
Dominica McCoy, Highbridge Gardens
Representing BX 8: Butler, Claremont Consolidated, Gun Hill, Highbridge Gardens, and Webster
Manhattan
Felicia Gordon, Hernandez
Representing MN 1: Hernandez, La Guardia, Rutgers, Smith
Monalisa Ortiz, Wald
Representing MN 2: Baruch, Gompers, and Wald
Ashley Noel, Lower East Side Consolidated
Representing MN 3: Chelsea, Fulton, Lower East Side Consolidated, and Riis
VACANT
Representing MN 4: Amsterdam, Douglass, Straus, and Wise Towers
Aissata Diaby, East River
Representing MN 5: East River, Jefferson, Wagner, and Wilson
Sandra Perez, Holmes Towers
Representing MN 6: Carver, Clinton, Isaacs, Lehman Village, and Washington
Angel Harris, Lincoln
Representing MN 7: Johnson, Lincoln, Robinson, Samuel, and Taft
Daniel Wool, Grant
Representing MN 8: Grant, King Towers, Manhattanville, and Saint Nicholas
Wayne Breamfield, Drew-Hamilton
Representing MN 9: Drew-Hamilton, Dyckman, Harlem River, Polo Grounds Towers, and Rangel
Brooklyn
Kisha Greene, Marlboro
Representing BK 1: Carey Gardens, Marlboro, O’Dwyer Gardens, and Surfside Gardens
VACANT, BK 2
BK 2: Bay View, Breukelen, Glenwood, and Sheepshead Bay

Leidy De La Rosa, Pink
Representing BK 3: Boulevard, Cypress Hills, Linden, Pennsylvania-Wortman, and Pink
Rachael Bell, Woodson
Representing BK 4: Brownsville, Hughes Apartments, Low Houses, Tilden, Van Dyke I, and Woodson
Richard Johnston, Kingsborough
Representing BK 5: Brevoort, Garvey, Kingsborough, Ocean Hill Apartments, Park Rock Consolidated, and Reid Apartments
Lisa Stanford, Sumner
Representing BK 6: Marcy, Roosevelt, Stuyvesant Gardens I, Sumner, and Tompkins
Shyritta Conley, Cooper Park
Representing BK 7: Borinquen Plaza I, Bushwick, Cooper Park, Taylor Street-Wythe Avenue, Unity Plaza, and Williamsburg
Sadé Williams, Howard
Representing BK 8: Farragut, Howard, Ingersoll, Lafayette, and Whitman

VACANT, BK 9
BK 9: Albany, Gowanus, Red Hook East, Red Hook West, and Wyckoff Gardens
RAD/PACT
Taurean Lewis, Berry Street
RAD/PACT
Melanie Aucello, 344 East 28th Street

To read NYCHA’s press release about the Roundtable: https://www1.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/press/pr-2021/pr-20210419.page

To read the NYCHA Now article about the Roundtable: http://nychanow.nyc/first-members-of-resident-roundtable-announced/

To read the NYCHA Journal article about the Roundtable: https://nychajournal.nyc/resident-roundtable-members-announced/