McKenzie concludes NYC Aging testimony and turns to NYCHA COO
McKenzie says NYC Aging is pleased to serve nearly 150,000 older adults through OACs, including in NYCHA developments. She says NYC Aging and NYCHA have a strong relationship and will continue strengthening it. She turns the testimony over to NYCHA Chief Operating Officer Eva Trimble.
At New York City Aging, we are pleased to provide services to
to the nearly 150,000 older adults served in FY 2026 through our OACs, including those within NYCHA developments.
And we look forward to continuing these efforts to address the needs of a growing population in New York City.
NYC Aging and NYCHA have a very strong relationship, and we look forward to continuing to further strengthen the relationship for the benefit of older
NYCHA residents through our work in the Cabinet for Older New Yorkers and our daily interactions on facility needs and improvements to the overall network of older adult services.
I am grateful to Chair Zhuang and Chair Banks of the Aging and Public Housing Committees for your advocacy and continued partnership to support our older New Yorkers.
I'd now like to turn things over to NYCHA Chief Operating Officer Eva Trimble, who will further...
Who will speak further on NYCHA's relationship with OACs at their developments.
Thank you.