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Wayne County to halt foreclosures of occupied homes, businesses through 2022 Judge grants request to help struggling home, business owners amid pandemic Tags:  Michigan’s Wayne County is halting foreclosures on some homes and businesses through 2022 to help those negatively affected by the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. Wayne County Treasurer Eric Sabree requested Thursday that a circuit court extend a ban on foreclosures of occupied homes and commercial properties through March 31, 2022. A judge issued an order Monday granting that request, keeping those occupied homes and ...

Wayne County halts foreclosures on some homes, businesses through 2022 Tags:  WAYNE COUNTY, Mich. – The foreclosure ban in Wayne County has been extended. First Baptist Institutional Church Pastor Robyn Moore said extending the foreclosure ban directly impacts the people who live in a particular Detroit neighborhood. READ: “They’re normal people just like everybody else who are being impacted by the pandemic and need that type of support,” Moore said. Wayne County Treasurer Eric Sabree requested the extension, which a circuit court judge granted Monday. The ban would’ve expired th...

DETROIT (AP) — A judge’s recent ruling will stop Wayne County foreclosures this year...

Judge halts foreclosures of Wayne County's occupied properties View Comments Wayne County won't foreclose on any occupied properties this year, after a judge issued an order Friday to withhold them from the annual auction.  Treasurer Eric Sabree asked Wayne County Circuit Judge Timothy Kenny on Thursday to issue the order because of COVID-19. The pandemic made it too difficult for the public to access government offices to get help and many other owners facing foreclosure are waiting on financial aid, such as federal rental assistance, Sabree told the Free Press.   It was a reversal f...

The Wayne County Treasurer's office last week significantly scaled back operations at its call center due to staffing shortages related to COVID-19. The center is expected to open today with additional staffing, but the shortage comes as people with back taxes work to get onto payment plans and avoid foreclosure ahead of a May 14 deadline.  Wayne County Treasurer Eric Sabree said the county plans to fully  staff the center with non-call center staff including Sabree himself starting Tuesday. The office is working to find a company to staff the center but it's unclear when that will happ...