ACHA pays $2.6M for 'bad work,' report says

A contractor received almost $2.6 million for repairs it made earlier this year at multiple public housing communities in the city, only for its service on underground gas lines at Stanley Holmes Village to be deemed "bad work" with "massive leaks and potential system failures" by the Atlantic City Housing Authority.

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