Community HealthWorks would like to thank the following individuals, groups, offices
and departments for their assistance in making this project happen: lower Manhattan
tenant associations; community leaders; Community Board 1; the National Center for
Environmental Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; the NYC
Department of Health (Policy and Planning, Community Relations, Integrated
Surveillance, Environmental Risk Assessment and Communication); the NYC
Department of City Planning and the NYC Department of Mental Health, Mental
Retardation and Alcohol Services.
Most importantly, we could not have completed this assessment without the support of
the residents of lower Manhattan and the management and staff from their buildings.
We thank them for letting us into their homes and sharing their concerns with us.
Community Needs Assessment 3
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NYC-WTC_000150496Source: NYC Law Department, mirrored locally
A draft memo from the DEP to FEMA outlining the public interest in removing asbestos-containing debris from building exteriors near the World Trade Center site.