Mayor Bill de Blasio and city officials announced today they are offering high-speed internet access for up to 10,000 residents in five New York City Housing Authority (NYCHA) developments in the Bronx.
The announcement is part of the city’s implementation of the Internet Master Plan for Universal Broadband. The city and NYCHA have executed agreements with vendor Bloc Power to offer the high-speed internet access.
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