Posted on April 13, 2016 by Erin Durkin in New York Daily News New York Daily News, By Erin Durkin The city has cut the number of code violations in its traditional homeless shelters by 44%, Mayor de Blasio said Wednesday. But privately-owned “cluster” sites, which the city is trying to get rid of, continue to be in tough shape. At non-cluster shelters, the number of violations was cut from over 10,000 at the end of January to 5,800 at the end of March, after launching a repair squad and scorecard to tackle troubles at decrepit shelters.
