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On Tuesday, October 18, 2016 Program Director Eversley Corbin and Admin. Assistant Brandeis Crisp met with HELP USA to discuss the consumer’s residential ledgers as well as late and legal fees. After the meeting Ms. Crisp provided Wellness Coach Teresa Cain letters for the consumers with in my caseload. The letter was for the consumers to go to HELP USA and recertify as well as sign a new lease.
On Wednesday, October 19, 2016 Mark Kopoloyicz came to the staff office and asked Wellness Coach Teresa Cain to use the telephone. Mr. Kopoloyicz was able to the use the office phone and while he was using the telephone he appeared to be canceling his NYCHA inspection. He spoke loudly about not being available on October 20, 2016. Wellness Coach asked
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