New York City Receives High Marks for Eviction Prevention
5.4.22
Evictions
Recording Available for for CLPHA's April Member Call
City and San Antonio Housing Authority continue to support families after eviction moratorium ends
4.6.22
From KSAT 12 San Antonio:
The impending end to San Antonio Housing Authority’s eviction moratorium sent some scrambling last month to apply for rental help through the city’s Emergency Housing Assistance Program.
“We’re talking about poverty-stricken communities where we reside that definitely need some type of assistance,” Gabriela Garcia said last month as she waited to apply for assistance.
PHA staff spent over 2,500 hours helping 497 households apply for rent assistance and avoid eviction proceedings (Saint Paul Public Housing Agency)
3.10.22
From a letter from Saint Paul Public Housing Agency Executive Director Jon Gutzmann:
Researchers Recommend Eliminating ‘Safe Harbor’ Time Limits on Evictions
2.9.22
Research Finds that Evictions Impair Healthcare Access
1.26.22
NLIHC Research Suggests Tenant Protections to Prevent Evictions
1.26.22
CLPHA Members Paterson Housing Authority & Greensboro Housing Authority Awarded HUD Grants for Housing Counseling Programs
1.26.22
HUD PD&R Explores Feasibility of National Evictions Database, Finds Systemic Challenges
1.12.22
In Boston, an Approach to Housing That Avoids Eviction (Boston Housing Authority)
1.12.22
From Yes! Magazine:
Tenants’ rights attorney Jay Rose spent four-plus decades waging legal battles on behalf of poor folks. So taking a job as a legal consultant for the nation’s largest for-profit affordable housing landlord might seem an odd choice. But executives at Boston-based WinnCompanies—which manages approximately $14 billion worth of largely affordable and military housing in 550 developments across 22 states—recently learned an unpleasant fact and knew the organization needed help from someone like Rose.