Brookline Woman Unhappy With Mazza Pavillion

A Brookline woman living with multiple sclerosis contacted WPXI to voice her complaints about the Mazza Pavillion, a low-income senior high-rise that is supposed to provide accessibility for its residents.

Cindy Gelnette, who depends on a motorized wheelchair to get around, told the TV news reporter that there have been several times that the elevators were not working, forcing her to cancel doctor appointments.

She also said she's been hit by the doors because there is not enough time to get inside after swiping her access card and she's unable to use the laundry machines.

Housing Authority of the City of Pittsburgh issued the following statement to the TV station:

HACP is currently undergoing a transformation that will allow both its current and future residents to access the most affordable and accessible housing in the region. We welcome your input and suggestions.

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