More than 80 public housing developments around New York City will be getting $41 million worth of high-tech cameras, intercoms and locks controlled by electronic key tags, reports DNAinfo.com.
The NYC Housing Authority has planned on upgrading security in these buildings for a long time, but the project took on a new sense of urgency after a 2010 survey revealed that 75 percent of public housing residents feared crime in their developments.
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