Victor Gonzalez - NYCHA

NYC Housing Authority


Victor A. González

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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


Victor González

Victor A. González was appointed in July 2011, by Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg. Mr. González is the first public housing resident to be named a member of the Board of the New York City Housing Authority. Mr. González, who has lived in NYCHA’s public housing for 50 years, currently resides in the Rabbi Stephen Wise Towers on Manhattan’s Upper West Side. Mr. González is the former President of the Wise Towers Residents Association and served as an alternate member of NYCHA’s Resident Advisory Board.

González has worked extensively with advocacy groups, organizing workshop meetings for residents and supporting activities that impact not only his development, Wise Towers, but also the surrounding community. During his tenure as a NYCHA Board member, he has worked to streamline maintenance requests for apartment repairs and improve family services for formerly homeless residents and senior citizens.

Born in New York City to Puerto Rican parents, González received his Bachelor’s degree from Mercy College and served for five years in the U.S. Air Force, honorably discharged after reaching the rank of Sergeant of Security Police. Following his military service, he spent 33 years working for the United Parcel Service, retiring as International Team Leader in Customer Service in 2005.