HOUSTON—Allen Parkway Village, a public housing community in Houston’s historic 4th Ward, has a history of mold.
And according to some of the folks who live there, people are convinced the Houston Housing Authority has failed to keep them safe.
“There’s mold everywhere you look,” according to Margena Ursin, a five-year tenant who believes mold has negatively impacted her family’s health. “My son has asthma and it’s only getting worse.”
Ursin and about a half dozen of her neighbors met with one another in her living room to trade stories about mold and what they say has been an inadequate response by the Houston Housing Authority.
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And according to some of the folks who live there, people are convinced the Houston Housing Authority has failed to keep them safe.
“There’s mold everywhere you look,” according to Margena Ursin, a five-year tenant who believes mold has negatively impacted her family’s health. “My son has asthma and it’s only getting worse.”
Ursin and about a half dozen of her neighbors met with one another in her living room to trade stories about mold and what they say has been an inadequate response by the Houston Housing Authority.
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