The Stanley Holmes Village Apartments, in Atlantic City, a U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development owned and operated property, is in shambles and is anything but easy to live in, according to an audit conducted by the city council.
Mice, cockroach infestation; mold, non-working toilets at Atlantic City federal housing apartments
Last month, residents of the complex made their dire situation known to city council. Thursday, the council laid out their findings after conducting an audit of the buildings living conditions last week.67 have heat issuesMore than 100 combined smoke and carbon monoxide detectors not being used properlyMany with non-working toilets and ovens
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