From the Hudson Reporter:
More than 1,600 low-income households in Jersey City will receive rent relief and utility assistance through the Jersey City COVID-19 Hardship Assistance Program, according to Mayor Steven Fulop and the Jersey City Economic Development Corporation.
According to the city, 95-percent of applicants for the $2.5 million in grant money will be provided to residents in The Heights and southwest sections of the city through local nonprofit partners.
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The city has started planning for a second round of rental assistance, homeless prevention, and eviction work.
According to the city, United Way will receive $2 million for homeless prevention funded by an Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG). The Jersey City Housing Authority will assist the Division of Community Development to help administer $7.8 million in U.S. Department of Treasury funds.
Read the Hudson Reporter's article "Rent relief is coming for low-income Jersey City residents," featuring the Jersey City Housing Authority.