Mayor Young Announces $30 Million Eviction Prevention Program to Keep Baltimore Families in Their Homes as Growing Rental Crisis Looms
Additional funds will support a four-pronged comprehensive Eviction Prevention program:
Financial assistance to cover past-due bills and up to six months of back rent
Relocation assistance—both financial and logistical—for tenants who are evicted or forced to leave an inhabitable unit
Legal assistance for tenants facing eviction proceedings
Case management to connect households to additional resources and assist them generally through this difficult time
Qualifying residents must:
Have a household income of 50% or less of the average median income
Demonstrate a COVID-19-related financial impact
Provide proof of pending eviction proceedings
Residents can find what they need to apply at bmorechildren.com
More information is available here:
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