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Share this article DECATUR, Ill., May 16, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Apartment Housing and Rentals Foundation  (AHRF) The Apartment Lady is delighted to announce that the Foundation has  partnered with V School to provide the community an opportunity for a 100%  paid full ride scholarship to launch someones career in the tech industry. Timmi Ryerson, the CEO of Smart Property Systems and the VP of the board at the Apartment and Housing Rentals Foundation Inc #theapartmentlady The Apartment Ho...

Ways & Means Committee – Week 18, 2021 News Provided By Share This Article Division I – Removal of triggers for Contingent Income Tax System This would remove the “triggers” that must be met to move to the contingent individual income tax system established under SF 2417 in 2018, and make the new system effective for Tax Year 2023. Under SF 2417, the contingent tax system only goes into effect after TY 2023 when two conditions are met: General Fund net receipts for FY22 (or after) excee...

SF 619/SSB 1276 – Omnibus tax policy/Mental health funding Division I – Removal of triggers for Contingent Income Tax System This would remove the “triggers”

The Ledger BARTOW – Polk County’s COVID-19 Eviction Prevention Program deadline has been extended through March 15. The program, designed to provide property owners an alternative to eviction for those affected by the pandemic, can provide up to $7,000 in past due rent that will be paid directly to the landlord. The landlord will initiate the application process. However, both parties must agree to participate and meet eligibility requirements, the county said in a news release. To start...

Williamsburg Health Foundation announces $1M grant to prevent evictions Storyblocks and last updated 2021-02-07 21:21:06-05 WILLIAMSBURG, Va. - The Williamsburg Health Founda­tion has announced a $1 million grant funding to Williamsburg, James City County and York County to prevent rental evictions as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. “There is a profound, multifaceted connection between one’s housing and one’s health,” said Carol L. Sale, Pres­ident and CEO of WHF. ...

A new grant is coming to help out renters in the Greater Williamsburg area. The Williamsburg Health Foundation announced on Monday the City of Williamsburg, James City County and York County would receive a $1 million grant to help prevent Greater Williamsburg residents from rental evictions during the coronavirus pandemic. “There is a profound, multifaceted connection between one’s housing and one’s health,” Carol L. Sale, WHF president and CEO, said in a statement from a news release....

The United States was facing a housing crisis long before the COVID-19 pandemic — one driven by high rental costs, a shrinking availability of quality housing, wage stagnation that has particularly challenged renter households and racial inequities embedded within the housing system. With evictions as one outcome of this crisis, pre-pandemic statistics estimate that one out of every 20 renters face an eviction each year, with the rate for Black renters more dire at one out of every 11 househo...

By Amanda Lamb, WRAL reporter Raleigh, N.C. — People worried about paying their rent in Wake County have another month to apply for a program that aims to help tenants avoid eviction. Thursday was the deadline for the Wake COVID-19 Eviction Prevention Program, but officials have extended it to Jan. 31. Gov. Roy Cooper has extended the states moratorium on evictions through the end of January, and the new pandemic relief package signed into law last weekend bars eviction proceedings natio...

Coronavirus live updates: Heres what to know in North Carolina on Jan. 1 Simone Jasper, The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) Jan. 1—Were tracking the most up-to-date information about the coronavirus in North Carolina. Check back for updates. Hospitalizations hit record high At least 539,545 people in North Carolina have tested positive for the coronavirus and 6,748 have died, according to state health officials. The N.C. Department of Health and Human Services on Thursday repo...

ALIVE! with support from an ACT for Alexandria Resilience Fund grant is working in partnership with the Northern Virginia Affordable Housing Alliance, Legal Services of Northern Virginia, and Lazarus Ministry Christ Church to stand up the Alexandria Eviction Prevention Program (AEPP). The Alexandria Eviction Prevention Program is an all women-led response to the growing numbers of people facing eviction issues in the City of Alexandria. The group of colleagues identified a need for a one-stop p...