Posts tagged BUILD IT BACK
Build It Back Bootcamp for Disaster Case Managers on June 30th
The purpose of the NYC Build it Back Boot Camp is to provide Disaster Case Managers and Supervisors with information to assist them
in helping their clients navigate the Build it Back program.
NYC Build it Back staff will conduct the training and provide information on the program and the process and offer troubleshooting assistance.
For more info and registration, click here.
“One City, Rebuilding Together”
On Thursday, April 17th, Mayor Bill de Blasio, joined by his newly-appointed Sandy recovery and resiliency team, as well as elected officials from impacted areas around the five boroughs, announced the release of a report entitled “One City, Rebuilding Together.” The report is a helpful read, providing a snapshot of some of the issues the various recovery programs have faced and detailing plans for their improvement.
We are reading this report carefully, and so should you!
Download the report here, and read the accompanying press release here.
Today is the Deadline for Fee Waivers & Build It Back!
1) Last day for businesses to register for Fee Waivers for various rebuild, recovery, and operations-related costs.
Please visit :http://www.nyc.gov/html/nbat/html/rbat/fee_relief.shtml to apply or you can call (212) 788-6813.
2 ) Last day to register for Build it Back, NYC program to help homeowners, landlords and renters restore their homes.
To register you can visit: http://www.nyc.gov/html/recovery/html/home/home.shtml visit;
or you can call 311.
DEADLINE TO REGISTER FOR NYC BUILD IT BACK EXTENDED TO OCTOBER 31st
Using Federal Aid, Program Helps New Yorkers with Homes Damaged by Hurricane Sandy Recover and Rebuild
Brad Gair, Director of the Mayor’s Office of Housing Recovery Operations, today announced the deadline to register for NYC Build it Back has been extended to October 31, 2013. NYC Build it Back is a federally-funded, City program to assist homeowners, landlords and tenants in the five boroughs whose homes were impacted by Hurricane Sandy. As of Monday, September 30th, more than 22,000 New Yorkers have registered for NYC Build it Back, including 9,400 registrants from Queens, nearly 7,000 from Brooklyn and 5,000 from Staten Island. Over the last two weeks, the Mayor’s Office of Housing Operations partnered with local elected officials, community associations, non-profit organizations and volunteers to help more than 4,800 additional New Yorkers register for the program.
Today, #ConeyRecovers and the Alliance for Coney Island partnered with Sam Burt Houses to provide a Disaster Preparedness event. Above, Andrew Olsen provided the attendees with an overview of the Build it Back program and Ruth Morales, #ConeyRecovers Coordinator, provided an overview of why preparedness is so important.
If you have damage in your home, please register before September 30th! Find out more here: http://www.nyc.gov/html/recovery/html/home/home.shtml
Are you a Contractor and Want to Participate in the “NYC Build it Back” Rehabilitation Program?
The construction bid for the program is open until June 18th at 11:30AM. Follow the link below to find more information about the program and how to apply.
Storm Relief
