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About one-fifth of Vermonters are worried they will lose their homes in the next two months due to eviction or foreclosure, according to a recent survey.
Lexington landlords express frustration amid eviction moratorium deadline Landlords frustrated as eviction moratorium set to expire and last updated 2021-07-27 22:45:43-04 LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX 18) â In anticipation of the looming deadline on the eviction moratorium, several Lexington organizations hosted a landlord forum on Tuesday. The event was hosted and organized by the Catholic Action Center, Greater Lexington Apartment Association, Downtown Landlord Association, and Central KY Housing and Homeless Initiative. Landlord Ron Johnson was one of the more than 50 people in attendance. He ...
What are the new changes? In addition to paying off back pay rent, the Vermont Emergency Rental Assistance Program will cover current rent, as well as current and past-due utility costs for Vermont tenants. Among the utilities and home energy bills included in the program are electricity, gas, water, trash disposal, and fuel oil expenses. Who is eligible? The second round of rental assistance has specific eligibility requirements compared to the first round, which was open-ended about who was able to apply. To be eligible for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program, a renter must: Be o...
Cambridge offering grants to nonprofits to support residents Community Content The city of Cambridge Community Benefits Advisory Committee recently announced that it is now accepting applications for $10,000 grants for up to 100 eligible 501c3 nonprofit organizations. At its Feb. 8 meeting, the Cambridge City Council approved a recommendation by Cambridge City Manager Louis A. DePasquale for the appropriation of an additional $1 million to support a new round of grants for eligible nonprofit organizations. Applications for eligible 501c3 nonprofit organizations are now available and will be a...
Cambridge to offer grants to eligible nonprofit organizations Community Content The city of Cambridge Community Benefits Advisory Committee announced that it is now accepting applications for $10,000 grants for up to 100 eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations. At its Feb. 8 meeting, the Cambridge City Council approved a recommendation by city manager Louis A. DePasquale for the appropriation of an additional $1 million to support a new round of grants for eligible nonprofit organizations. Applications for eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations are now available and will be a...