Elevator fixed after 20-day outage at Nyack apartment building
The elevator, serving residents of the seven-story, 83-unit building, left residents relying on the stairs to navigate the building.
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Jun 26, 2024, 4:21 PM
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Updated 182 days ago
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7ds agoAn elevator at the Tallman Towers apartment building, which had been out of service since June 9, was repaired Wednesday afternoon, a tenant told News 12.
The elevator, serving residents of the seven-story, 83-unit building, left residents relying on the stairs to navigate the building.
One 78-year-old tenant told News 12 on Monday that the elevator had been broken for weeks.
The building's owner said the delay was due to a back-ordered part.
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