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Raymond Miller

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Public Housing Preservation Trust

Developments

Leadership

Board Meetings

Annual Plan & Financial Information

Transparency & Reports

Policies & Procedures

Modernizing NYCHA Properties

Capital Projects

Comprehensive Modernization

Connected Communities

Permanent Affordability Commitment Together

Recovery and Resilience

Sustainability Agenda

Office of Impartial Hearings

COVID-19 Resources

Jobs

Language Access

Public Housing Preservation Trust


Raymond Miller

Raymond Miller was appointed to the NYCHA Board by Mayor Eric Adams in January 2023. A lifelong NYCHA resident, Mr. Miller has lived at Manhattan’s Johnson Houses since 1984 and was previously a resident of Smith Houses, where he grew up.

Mr. Miller worked for the New York City Department of Probation (DOP) for more than 30 years, including 12 years as a supervising probation officer, before retiring in 2021. For nearly 20 years, he represented fellow DOP probation officers as a delegate to the United Probation Officers Association (UPOA). He previously served as a children’s services caseworker and as a foster care worker.

With his extensive experience in criminal justice, Mr. Miller has an interest in continuing to strengthen the relationship between law enforcement and NYCHA residents as a member of the NYCHA Board. He is also focused on increasing programs and support for senior residents. Mr. Miller has assisted fellow residents with various issues throughout his career and believes the NYCHA Board offers him the opportunity to be a representative for all NYCHA residents.

Mr. Miller earned a Bachelor of Science degree in criminal justice planning and administration from John Jay College of Criminal Justice.

“With my appointment to the NYCHA Board, I am excited about the opportunity to further strengthen communication and relationships between NYCHA residents and the New York City Police Department, as I believe this a critical way to improve the quality of life for NYCHA residents. As a lifelong resident, I truly care about public housing and will do whatever it takes to keep it thriving.”