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Mayor demands reform after $23 million in insurance funds fail to deliver repairs
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Mayor demands reform after $23 million in insurance funds fail to deliver repairs
LINDEN, NJ — Amid a dire affordable housing crisis impacting residents across the state of New Jersey, Mayor Derek Armstead is urging state and federal leaders, including state Sen. Nicholas Scutari, Assemblywoman Linda S. Carter, Assemblyman James J. Kennedy, U.S. Sens. Cory Booker and Andrew Kim, Congressman Thomas Kean Jr. and Congresswoman LaMonica McIver, to enact sweeping reforms in the oversight of nonprofit housing entities. Armstead’s c…
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