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Won announces $18.5M in NYCHA funding during Queensbridge Family Day

By Shane O’Brien Posted on July 17, 2026

Council Member Julie Won has announced $18.5 million in funding for NYCHA developments across the city, including $1.5 million for a new play area at Queensbridge Houses.

Won presented ceremonial checks at Queensbridge Family Day on July 11, the annual summer block party celebrating residents of the nation’s largest public housing development.

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Won announces $18.5M in NYCHA funding during Queensbridge Family Day

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