DENIED AFTER 28 YEARS

NYCHA’s Section 8 logjam continues on for too many

Dropped calls and long wait times remain issue as city authority launches review of terminations

By Abigail Nehring

Posted 8/18/22

Tens of thousands of Section 8 vouchers remain in jeopardy as the New York City Housing Authority pores over case files caught up in a computer glitch that went unnoticed for eight months — and now it’s slowly being corrected.

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