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Hazard Mitigation Plan - Mitigation Actions Database

New York City’s comprehensive effort to reduce or eliminate potential losses from the hazards described in the Hazard Specific section of the website. The map includes existing and completed mitigation actions that will minimize the effects of a hazard event on New York City’s population, economy, property, building stock, and infrastructure. It is the result of a coordinated effort by 46 New York City agencies and partners to develop and implement a broad range of inventive and effective ways to mitigate hazards.

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MA.00755
Hmp Index: MA.00755 • Mitigation Actions Title: Campos Plaza II Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00755
Mitigation Actions Title
Campos Plaza II Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Emergency generators, Install floodgates and barriers, Electrical panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2017-11-07T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-05-28T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$26,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00756
Hmp Index: MA.00756 • Mitigation Actions Title: Carey Gardens Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00756
Mitigation Actions Title
Carey Gardens Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Elevated Heat/Hot Water System,Emergency generators, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers, NYCHA grounds, pavements, and drainage improvements, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2017-12-18T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2022-11-09T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$128,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00757
Hmp Index: MA.00757 • Mitigation Actions Title: Carleton Manor Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00757
Mitigation Actions Title
Carleton Manor Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Elevated Heat/Hot Water System, Emergency Generators , flood wall installation, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, install floodgates and barriers, electrical panel relocation above design flood elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2017-02-06T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-09-12T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$34,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00758
Hmp Index: MA.00758 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coney Island 1B Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00758
Mitigation Actions Title
Coney Island 1B Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Emergency generators, relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers, Electrical panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2016-12-22T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2020-03-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$30,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00759
Hmp Index: MA.00759 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coney Island 4&5 Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00759
Mitigation Actions Title
Coney Island 4&5 Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Emergency generators, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, NYCHA floodgates and barriers, Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation,
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2016-08-16T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2019-12-19T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$69,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00760
Hmp Index: MA.00760 • Mitigation Actions Title: Coney Island Houses Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00760
Mitigation Actions Title
Coney Island Houses Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Elevated Heat/Hot Water System, Emergency generators, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2017-04-27T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-06-20T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$87,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00761
Hmp Index: MA.00761 • Mitigation Actions Title: Surfside Gardens, O'Dwyer, and Coney Island Site 8 Flood protections • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00761
Mitigation Actions Title
Surfside Gardens, O'Dwyer, and Coney Island Site 8 Flood protections
Mitigation Actions Description
Elevated Heat/Hot Water System, Emergency generators in NYCHA properties, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, NYCHA grounds, pavements, and drainage improvements, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2020-08-12T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2023-10-09T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$275,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00762
Hmp Index: MA.00762 • Mitigation Actions Title: East River • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00762
Mitigation Actions Title
East River
Mitigation Actions Description
Emergency generators, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Install floodgates and barriers, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2017-10-05T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-09-16T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$58,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00763
Hmp Index: MA.00763 • Mitigation Actions Title: Gowanus • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00763
Mitigation Actions Title
Gowanus
Mitigation Actions Description
Emergency generators, Back Flow Preventer Valves, Elevated Heat/Hot Water System, NYCHA grounds, pavements, and drainage improvements.
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2017-06-26T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-06-14T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$57,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00764
Hmp Index: MA.00764 • Mitigation Actions Title: Gravesend • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00764
Mitigation Actions Title
Gravesend
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Emergency generators, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers, NYCHA grounds, pavements, and drainage improvements, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2017-12-11T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-11-21T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$164,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00765
Hmp Index: MA.00765 • Mitigation Actions Title: Haber • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00765
Mitigation Actions Title
Haber
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Emergency generators, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above Design Flood Elevation, Install floodgates and barriers, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation, Wet Flood Proofing
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2017-10-05T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-10-17T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$52,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00766
Hmp Index: MA.00766 • Mitigation Actions Title: Hammel • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00766
Mitigation Actions Title
Hammel
Mitigation Actions Description
Emergency generators, Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2018-11-26T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2023-07-08T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$178,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00767
Hmp Index: MA.00767 • Mitigation Actions Title: ISAACS Housees • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00767
Mitigation Actions Title
ISAACS Housees
Mitigation Actions Description
Emergency generators, Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation, Wet Flood Proofing
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2019-05-06T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-08-25T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$29,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00768
Hmp Index: MA.00768 • Mitigation Actions Title: LaGuardia • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00768
Mitigation Actions Title
LaGuardia
Mitigation Actions Description
Emergency generators, Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, install floodgates and barriers
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2017-10-22T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2020-08-17T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$28,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00769
Hmp Index: MA.00769 • Mitigation Actions Title: Lincoln • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00769
Mitigation Actions Title
Lincoln
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Elevated Heat/Hot Water System, Install floodgates and barriers
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2020-01-27T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2022-01-10T00:00:00.000
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00770
Hmp Index: MA.00770 • Mitigation Actions Title: Lower East Side Rehab • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00770
Mitigation Actions Title
Lower East Side Rehab
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Emergency generators, Install floodgates and barriers,
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2015-08-17T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2018-04-30T00:00:00.000
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00771
Hmp Index: MA.00771 • Mitigation Actions Title: Metro North • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00771
Mitigation Actions Title
Metro North
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation, Emergency Generators provide full-building backup power
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2019-06-24T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2022-01-26T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$51,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00772
Hmp Index: MA.00772 • Mitigation Actions Title: Ocean Bay Bayside Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00772
Mitigation Actions Title
Ocean Bay Bayside Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Emergency generators, Flood Wall Installation, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers, NYCHA grounds, pavements, and drainage improvements, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2016-12-29T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2019-04-29T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$245,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00773
Hmp Index: MA.00773 • Mitigation Actions Title: Ocean Bay Oceanside Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00773
Mitigation Actions Title
Ocean Bay Oceanside Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Emergency generators, Install floodgates and barriers
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2016-05-04T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-06-03T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$68,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00774
Hmp Index: MA.00774 • Mitigation Actions Title: Rangel Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00774
Mitigation Actions Title
Rangel Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Emergency generators, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2017-05-04T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-06-29T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$300,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00775
Hmp Index: MA.00775 • Mitigation Actions Title: Red Hook Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00775
Mitigation Actions Title
Red Hook Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Emergency generators, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers,NYCHA grounds, pavements, and drainage improvements, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation, Wet Flood Proofing
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2019-09-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2023-06-19T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$549,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00776
Hmp Index: MA.00776 • Mitigation Actions Title: Redfern Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00776
Mitigation Actions Title
Redfern Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Elevated Heat/Hot Water System, Emergency generators, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers, Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation, Wet Flood Proofing
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2017-09-11T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2022-01-13T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$129,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00777
Hmp Index: MA.00777 • Mitigation Actions Title: Riis I Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00777
Mitigation Actions Title
Riis I Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems,Emergency generators, Relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2019-05-06T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2022-08-24T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$94,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00778
Hmp Index: MA.00778 • Mitigation Actions Title: Riis II Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00778
Mitigation Actions Title
Riis II Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Emergency generators, relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers, electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2018-04-09T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-08-21T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$36,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00779
Hmp Index: MA.00779 • Mitigation Actions Title: Smith Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00779
Mitigation Actions Title
Smith Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Elevated Heat/Hot Water System,Emergency generators , Install floodgates and barriers, Electrical Panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2017-01-03T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-08-12T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$7,200,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00780
Hmp Index: MA.00780 • Mitigation Actions Title: Two Bridges Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00780
Mitigation Actions Title
Two Bridges Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, install floodgates and barriers, electrical panel Relocation above Design Flood Elevation, Wet Flood Proofing
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2017-07-23T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-01-14T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$23,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00781
Hmp Index: MA.00781 • Mitigation Actions Title: Wald Flood Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00781
Mitigation Actions Title
Wald Flood Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Back Flow Preventer Valves, Dry Floodproofed Heat and Hot Water Systems, Emergency generators, relocate boiler rooms and electrical equipment above design flood elevation, Install floodgates and barriers
Description Problem
In October 2012, Superstorm Sandy caused the most costly and destructive disaster to impact New York City public housing in its history. Thirty-five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) sites, home to over 60,000 New Yorkers, suffered major storm-related damage, including disabled electrical and mechanical equipment, compromised building structures, and deteriorated landscapes. In total, Superstorm Sandy caused billions of dollars in damages to NYCHA properties. According to flood maps and climate projections, these extreme weather events will increase in frequency and intensity.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding,Coastal Storms,Non-Natural
Estimated Start
2019-05-06T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-12-07T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$91,000,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA,FEMA-428,CDBG-DR
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Nearly all NYCHA developments and its population exists within Environmental Justice Areas and Disadvantaged Communities. To prepare for the changing climate, NYCHA advances adaptation investments that keep the cities vulnerable populations safe and properties protected from the growing impacts of coastal flooding, extreme rainwater, and extreme heat.
Planning Regulation Capability
Flood Resiliency Guidelines,Disaster Declaration
Administrative Technical Capability
Resiliency Planning Staff,Floodplain Maps/Flood Insurance Studies – NFIP Compliance
Financial Capability
FEMA BRIC,FEMA 428
Education Outreach Capability
Internal Emergency Preparedness Staff
Contact Name
NYCHA Asset and Capital Management Department
Contact Email
https://my.nycha.info/PublicSite/CPD/Contact
Web Link
https://www.nyc.gov/site/nycha/about/recovery-resiliency.page
MA.00782
Hmp Index: MA.00782 • Mitigation Actions Title: Strategic Planning for Most Vulnerable Properties • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00782
Mitigation Actions Title
Strategic Planning for Most Vulnerable Properties
Mitigation Actions Description
The project will develop conceptual design studies that will facilitate the future construction of flood damage mitigation measures at four (4) NYCHA campus properties: Sheepshead Bay, Nostrand Houses, Wagner Houses, and Polo Ground Towers.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$356,790.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-BRIC
MA.00783
Hmp Index: MA.00783 • Mitigation Actions Title: Breukelen Houses Multi-Hazard Protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00783
Mitigation Actions Title
Breukelen Houses Multi-Hazard Protection
Mitigation Actions Description
The project will install a cost-effective stormwater management system that includes nature-based solutions with multi-functional benefits that will improve the overall resiliency of Breukelen Houses and surrounding areas. The project combines underground detention, surface storage features, and a campus-wide conveyance system that will manage up to 4.3 million gallons of water.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Erosion,Coastal Storms,Earthquakes,Extreme Heat,Flooding,High Winds,Winter Weather,Disease Outbreak,Drought,Non-Natural
Estimated Cost
$33,843,141.15
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-BRIC
MA.00784
Hmp Index: MA.00784 • Mitigation Actions Title: NYCHA emergency action plan • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00784
Mitigation Actions Title
NYCHA emergency action plan
Mitigation Actions Description
Revise plan including lessons learned from Sandy. Include necessary NYCHA operational actions required 7 days, 72 hours, 48 hours, and 24 hours prior to a forecasted weather event and within the first 24 hours following the event.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding,Winter Weather
Other Funding Source
Unknown
MA.00785
Hmp Index: MA.00785 • Mitigation Actions Title: Protective roofing • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00785
Mitigation Actions Title
Protective roofing
Mitigation Actions Description
Install new flashing and four-ply torch-applied modified bitumen roofing with high-reflective coating over polyisocyanurate tapered insulation in 46 developments (524 buildings) citywide. This project, which will involve removal of existing roofing and insulation and asbestos abatement, will increase storm resiliency and reduce the impacts of extreme heat events.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Extreme Heat,Flooding,High Winds
Estimated Cost
$126,000,000.00
City Funding Source
City Capital
MA.00786
Hmp Index: MA.00786 • Mitigation Actions Title: Window protection • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00786
Mitigation Actions Title
Window protection
Mitigation Actions Description
Install new shatter-resistant operable windows and frames and repair lintels and sills in nine developments (62 buildings) citywide. Remove existing windows and conduct asbestos abatement.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,High Winds
Estimated Cost
$143,000,000.00
City Funding Source
City Capital
MA.00787
Hmp Index: MA.00787 • Mitigation Actions Title: Copping • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00787
Mitigation Actions Title
Copping
Mitigation Actions Description
Remove all loose and damaged brick, stucco, and copping to reduce flying debris during wind storms, coastal storms, and tornadoes. Install new brick and copping in 34 developments (313 buildings) citywide.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Earthquakes,High Winds
Estimated Cost
$237,000,000.00
City Funding Source
City Capital
MA.00788
Hmp Index: MA.00788 • Mitigation Actions Title: NYCHA grounds, pavements, and drainage improvements • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00788
Mitigation Actions Title
NYCHA grounds, pavements, and drainage improvements
Mitigation Actions Description
Install planting for soil stabilization and to create buffer zones. Strengthen anchorage/footings for play equipment and pole lighting in nine developments (91 buildings).
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Extreme Heat,Flooding
Estimated Cost
$9,390,000.00
City Funding Source
City Capital
Notes
NYCHA has a long-term agreement with DEP to construct green infrastructure at NYCHA developments. One site is under construction and 19 are in design/assessment.
MA.00789
Hmp Index: MA.00789 • Mitigation Actions Title: Full-backup power for NYCHA developments • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00789
Mitigation Actions Title
Full-backup power for NYCHA developments
Mitigation Actions Description
NYCHA is providing full back up power via stand-alone generators at all the buildings within the developments. Current developments include RedHook East and West, Ocean Bay (Bayside), Coney Island Site 8, O'Dwyer Gardens, and Surfside.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding,Non-Natural
Estimated Finish
2016-11-30T00:00:00.000
Other Funding Source
Unknown
Notes
NYCHA performed feasibility studies for Category 4 distributed power-generation at developments severely damaged by Hurricane Sandy to combine/centrally locate utility systems. They found no feasible opportunities for Cogen/Microgrid at those developments
MA.00790
Hmp Index: MA.00790 • Mitigation Actions Title: Morrisania Air Rights • Mitigation Actions Description: Repair/re-support building
Hmp Index
MA.00790
Mitigation Actions Title
Morrisania Air Rights
Mitigation Actions Description
Repair/re-support building
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Proposed or Not Started
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Earthquakes,Flooding,Non-Natural
Other Funding Source
Unknown
MA.00791
Hmp Index: MA.00791 • Mitigation Actions Title: Resiliency Signage • Lead Agency: New York City Housing Authority
Hmp Index
MA.00791
Mitigation Actions Title
Resiliency Signage
Mitigation Actions Description
This pilot will develop resiliency signage that highlights the flood prevention and backup power assets installed across the following NYCHA sites - Riis II on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, Beach 41st in Far Rockaway of Queens, and Coney Island Houses in Coney Island of Brooklyn. These signs will assist property staff and residents to identify the value of assets installed as a part of the Sandy Recovery Program.
Description Problem
The Resiliency Signage pilot will address emergency preparedness and resilience education across three NYCHA developments. The signage will look to promote staff safe-handling of resilience assets, inform residents of resilience installations, communicate the value of the improvements post-superstorm sandy, and build resilience thinking into everyday functions to instill a sense of community pride and curb vandalism of capital upgrades.
Lead Agency
New York City Housing Authority
Action Category
Public Education and Awareness
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms
Estimated Start
2023-09-18T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2024-09-30T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$150,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA-CTP
Financial Capability
FEMA-CTP
MA.00792
Hmp Index: MA.00792 • Mitigation Actions Title: Flood Protection - 60th Pct • Mitigation Actions Description: Procure and deploy temporary flood protections in the event of a coastal storm.
Hmp Index
MA.00792
Mitigation Actions Title
Flood Protection - 60th Pct
Mitigation Actions Description
Procure and deploy temporary flood protections in the event of a coastal storm.
Description Problem
During Hurricane Sandy, the precinct sustained severe damage to their two sub grade floors and ground level. These floors flooded, the boiler room was affected, and a cinderblock wall fell down.
Lead Agency
New York City Police Department
Support Agency
New York City Emergency Management
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms
Estimated Cost
$700,000.00
City Funding Source
Mayoral
Other Funding Source
Unknown
Description Of Social Vulnerability Addressed
Evacuation and displacement plan during the coastal storm will have preference for older age, children, women and physically challenged people
Description Of Critical Facility
During Hurricane Sandy, the precinct sustained severe damage to their two sub grade floors and ground level. These floors flooded, the boiler room was affected, and a cinderblock wall fell down.
Planning Regulation Capability
Hazard Mitigation Plan,Flood Resiliency Guidelines,National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) Compliance,NYC Green Infrastructure Plan,Climate Resiliency Guidelines,NIST Standards,NFPA Standards
Administrative Technical Capability
Storm Mitigation and Resilience Office (SMRO),Citywide Stormwater Resiliency Study,Resiliency Planning Staff,New Resiliency Offices at City Agencies,Mayor's Office of Climate Change Adaptation Task Force
Financial Capability
406 Mitigation Funding,Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP)
Education Outreach Capability
Neighborhood Outreach and Education Team,Pre-Coastal Storm Outreach
MA.00793
Hmp Index: MA.00793 • Mitigation Actions Title: Dock Repair and hardening of Harbor Charlie • Mitigation Actions Description: Increase dock float height
Hmp Index
MA.00793
Mitigation Actions Title
Dock Repair and hardening of Harbor Charlie
Mitigation Actions Description
Increase dock float height
Lead Agency
New York City Police Department
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms
Estimated Finish
2013-06-29T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$51,840.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00794
Hmp Index: MA.00794 • Mitigation Actions Title: Dock repair and hardening - Harbor George • Mitigation Actions Description: Increase dock float height
Hmp Index
MA.00794
Mitigation Actions Title
Dock repair and hardening - Harbor George
Mitigation Actions Description
Increase dock float height
Lead Agency
New York City Police Department
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms
Estimated Finish
2013-05-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$52,856.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00795
Hmp Index: MA.00795 • Mitigation Actions Title: Dock repair and hardening - Launch Repair Shop • Mitigation Actions Description: Increase dock float height
Hmp Index
MA.00795
Mitigation Actions Title
Dock repair and hardening - Launch Repair Shop
Mitigation Actions Description
Increase dock float height
Lead Agency
New York City Police Department
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms
Estimated Finish
2013-06-29T00:00:00.000
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00796
Hmp Index: MA.00796 • Mitigation Actions Title: Building Electrical Protections 100 Pct • Lead Agency: New York City Police Department
Hmp Index
MA.00796
Mitigation Actions Title
Building Electrical Protections 100 Pct
Mitigation Actions Description
Relocate existing electrical distribution in NYPD buildings to floors above the 1 percent annual floodplain.
Lead Agency
New York City Police Department
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2018-11-10T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-05-06T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$1,256,998.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
City Funding Source
City Capital
MA.00797
Hmp Index: MA.00797 • Mitigation Actions Title: Electrical Conduit Replaced and Upgraded - 60th Pct • Mitigation Actions Description: Electrical Conduit Replaced and Upgraded 60th PCT
Hmp Index
MA.00797
Mitigation Actions Title
Electrical Conduit Replaced and Upgraded - 60th Pct
Mitigation Actions Description
Electrical Conduit Replaced and Upgraded 60th PCT
Lead Agency
New York City Police Department
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Coastal Storms,Flooding
Estimated Start
2019-05-06T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2023-09-20T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$422,473.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
Notes
90% FEMA funded
MA.00798
Hmp Index: MA.00798 • Mitigation Actions Title: Building Electrical Equipment - Eerie Basin • Lead Agency: New York City Police Department
Hmp Index
MA.00798
Mitigation Actions Title
Building Electrical Equipment - Eerie Basin
Mitigation Actions Description
Relocate existing electrical equipment in NYPD facility to floors above the 1 percent annual chance floodplain.
Lead Agency
New York City Police Department
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2018-05-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-12-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$1,823,560.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00799
Hmp Index: MA.00799 • Mitigation Actions Title: Building Electrical Equipment - Floyd Bennett • Lead Agency: New York City Police Department
Hmp Index
MA.00799
Mitigation Actions Title
Building Electrical Equipment - Floyd Bennett
Mitigation Actions Description
Relocate existing electrical equipment to floors above the 1 percent annual chance floodplain.
Lead Agency
New York City Police Department
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2026-01-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$829,819.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00800
Hmp Index: MA.00800 • Mitigation Actions Title: Building Electrical Equipment - PSA 1 • Lead Agency: New York City Police Department
Hmp Index
MA.00800
Mitigation Actions Title
Building Electrical Equipment - PSA 1
Mitigation Actions Description
Relocate electrical equipment to areas or floors above the 1 percent annual chance floodplain.
Lead Agency
New York City Police Department
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
Completed
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2021-03-09T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2021-05-19T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$525,541.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
City Funding Source
City Capital
MA.00801
Hmp Index: MA.00801 • Mitigation Actions Title: Boiler Protection - Floyd Bennet • Mitigation Actions Description: Raise boilers to areas above the one percent annual chance floodplain.
Hmp Index
MA.00801
Mitigation Actions Title
Boiler Protection - Floyd Bennet
Mitigation Actions Description
Raise boilers to areas above the one percent annual chance floodplain.
Lead Agency
New York City Police Department
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2017-07-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2022-01-31T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$1,236,895.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
MA.00802
Hmp Index: MA.00802 • Mitigation Actions Title: Boiler Protection - 100 Pct • Mitigation Actions Description: Raise boilers to areas above the one percent annual chance floodplain
Hmp Index
MA.00802
Mitigation Actions Title
Boiler Protection - 100 Pct
Mitigation Actions Description
Raise boilers to areas above the one percent annual chance floodplain
Lead Agency
New York City Police Department
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2018-07-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$272,800.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
City Funding Source
City Capital
Description Of Critical Facility
During Hurricane, the precinct sustained severe damage to their two sub grade floors and ground level. These floors flooded, the boiler room was affected, and a cinderblock wall fell down.
Planning Regulation Capability
Hazard Mitigation Plan,New York City Construction Codes,Downstream Flooding Reduction Program,Climate Resiliency Guidelines,Sustainable Design Guidelines (Includes Sustainable Building Guidelines (SBG) and Sustainable Infrastructure Guidelines (SIG)),Flood Resiliency Guidelines,NIST Standards,NFPA Standards
Administrative Technical Capability
Survey Property for Areas Subject to Flooding,Mayor's Office of Climate Change Adaptation Task Force,New Resiliency Offices at City Agencies,Resiliency Planning Staff,Resilience and Sustainable Design Group (RSD),Storm Mitigation and Resilience Office (SMRO)
Financial Capability
406 Mitigation Funding
MA.00803
Hmp Index: MA.00803 • Mitigation Actions Title: Boiler Protection - 60th Pct • Mitigation Actions Description: Raise boilers to above the one percent annual chance floodplain.
Hmp Index
MA.00803
Mitigation Actions Title
Boiler Protection - 60th Pct
Mitigation Actions Description
Raise boilers to above the one percent annual chance floodplain.
Description Problem
During Hurricane Sandy, the precinct sustained severe damage to their two sub grade floors and ground level. These floors flooded, the boiler room was affected, and a cinderblock wall fell down.
Lead Agency
New York City Police Department
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2019-07-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2025-12-20T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$3,094,000.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
City Funding Source
City Capital
Other Funding Source
Unknown
Description Of Critical Facility
During Hurricane, the precinct sustained severe damage to their two sub grade floors and ground level. These floors flooded, the boiler room was affected, and a cinderblock wall fell down.
Planning Regulation Capability
Hazard Mitigation Plan,New York City Construction Codes,Downstream Flooding Reduction Program,Climate Resiliency Guidelines,NIST Standards,NFPA Standards,Sustainable Design Guidelines (Includes Sustainable Building Guidelines (SBG) and Sustainable Infrastructure Guidelines (SIG))
Administrative Technical Capability
Survey Property for Areas Subject to Flooding,New Resiliency Offices at City Agencies,Resilience and Sustainable Design Group (RSD),Mayor's Office of Climate Change Adaptation Task Force
Financial Capability
406 Mitigation Funding
MA.00804
Hmp Index: MA.00804 • Mitigation Actions Title: Elevated Equipment Storage - Bomb Squad • Mitigation Actions Description: Store critical bomb squad equipment above the base flood elevation
Hmp Index
MA.00804
Mitigation Actions Title
Elevated Equipment Storage - Bomb Squad
Mitigation Actions Description
Store critical bomb squad equipment above the base flood elevation
Lead Agency
New York City Police Department
Action Category
Property Protection
Action Status
In-Progress
Action Status Date
2023-12-15T00:00:00.000
Hazards Addressed
Flooding
Estimated Start
2018-10-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Finish
2022-09-01T00:00:00.000
Estimated Cost
$22,391,041.00
Federal Funding Source
FEMA
City Funding Source
City Capital
Description Of Critical Facility
During Hurricane, the precinct sustained severe damage to their two sub grade floors and ground level. These floors flooded, the boiler room was affected, and a cinderblock wall fell down.
Planning Regulation Capability
Hazard Mitigation Plan,New York City Construction Codes,Downstream Flooding Reduction Program,Climate Resiliency Guidelines,Climate Resiliency Guidelines (CRG),NIST Standards,NFPA Standards
Administrative Technical Capability
Mayor's Office of Climate Change Adaptation Task Force,Resilience and Sustainable Design Group (RSD),Resiliency Planning Staff,Survey Property for Areas Subject to Flooding
Financial Capability
406 Mitigation Funding
Notes
Included in the design of Rodman's Neck Rebuild
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