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Ban on renter evictions during pandemic is extended through June VIDEO: Ban on renter evictions throughout pandemic extended By Taylor Mitchell | April 1, 2021 at 6:06 PM CDT - Updated April 1 at 6:23 PM AMARILLO, Texas (KFDA) - The Federal Eviction Moratorium has been extended, so anyone who has fallen behind on rent during the pandemic will now have until June 30, to apply for renter eviction assistance. “If they meet all the criteria on the declaration, then their eviction may be abated, meaning it’ll be stopped temporarily,” said Kay Pechin, managing attorney, Legal Aid of Nort...

Mike Wade from FEMA said assistance is still available for those who need it. “FEMA’s goal is to provide assistance for immediate needs,” Wade said. “And our goal is to make your home safe, sanitary and functional so that you can make your long-term repairs.” The deadline to apply for Hurricane Zeta FEMA assistance is this coming Monday, Feb. 8. Wade said to be eligible for assistance, the damage must have happened between Oct. 28 and 29 in the approved counties. “First of all, if someone has sustained damage from Hurricane Zeta, if they have insurance, the first thing they sho...

Kobe did it in less than ten years. i now they serve as a model for the rest of the world. don't put all your disaster resources in one particular area. try and engage the survivors of an earthquake as much as possible in the rebuilding process, finally, hospitals have to stay open and function after an earthquake. of course, there are the buildings, the awful images like this one. 200,000 went down. this is one. we will take a look at what it looks like. this is the same building. theyeesed materials to try to isolate this building from the ground and the shaking and used metal plates to allo...

Disaster resources in one particular area. also, try and engage survivors of an earthquake as much as possible in the rebuilding process. and finally, hospitals. they have to be able to stay open and functioning, even after an earthquake. of course there are the buildings. the awful images like this one. remember, 200,000 went down, this was one of them. take a look at what it is now. this is the same building, rebuilt quickly after the earthquake. what do they do specifically? they use materials here to try to isolate this building from the ground and the shaking that accompanies an earthquak...

Programs the federal government has to help folks with that. but housing is going to be the biggest challenge. >> there's a lot of money that this is going to cost, there have been estimates of $150 billion. to start with, they're looking at pushing through very quickly, maybe as soon as tomorrow by some reports, $5.5 billion, sort of as a down payment on that aid. are you confident that's going to happen very quickly? >> it's going to have to happen very quickly. fema has exhausted their disaster resources. so congress is going to have to come and help fema out so they can continue to provide...