Bed-Stuy NYCHA residents say they have been without heat for 3 weeks
The people who live in the Eleanor Roosevelt Houses in Bed-Stuy say they had to eat Thanksgiving dinner wearing a coat and gloves to stay warm.
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Nov 27, 2021, 3:04 AM
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Updated 880 days ago
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314ds agoResidents who live in one NYCHA building in Brooklyn claim they have
been without heat for three weeks.
The people who live in the Eleanor Roosevelt Houses in Bed-Stuy say they
had to eat Thanksgiving dinner wearing a coat and gloves to stay warm.
News 12 reached out to NYCHA, which said "Roosevelt Houses is a
third-party site and has a BMS (building management system) temperature system,
which regulates the temperature inside buildings through an indoor sensor. We
are not experiencing a service disruption at this location and the BMS shows
that temperatures in the buildings are satisfactory. NYCHA staff are currently
working to assess five no heat open work orders."
