New York Housing Agency’s Payments to City Are Under Scrutiny - NYTimes.com

The biggest landlord in New York City gets one of the biggest bills in
New York City.

Every year, the city charges it about
$200 million, for everything from
water to trash pickup to police
services. The bill for police protection
is twofold: The landlord pays $18
million for basic police, fire and other
municipal services, and an additional
$65 million for specialized policing.

The landlord is not a wealthy private
developer, but the New York City Housing Authority, the
struggling agency that manages 343 public housing complexes that are home to 406,000
low-income and moderate-income residents.

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