In their second winter without consistent heat, hot water and gas service, Stanley Holmes Village residents say it s difficult to stay warm and eat right. But what has really hurt, they say, is the lack of action and concern from the Atlantic City Housing Authority, which collects about $15 million in federal taxpayer dollars each year to take care of its nine complexes and is ruled by a local board of their neighbors in town.
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In their second winter without consistent heat, hot water and gas service, Stanley Holmes Village residents say it s difficult to stay warm and eat right. But what has really hurt, they say, is the lack of action and concern from the Atlantic City Housing Authority, which collects about $15 million in federal taxpayer dollars each year to take care of its nine complexes and is ruled by a local board of their neighbors in town.
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development representatives will visit the city next week to talk to residents and conduct a physical inspection of the Atlantic City Housing Authority s nine complexes, a representative confirmed Monday.