State proposes $20 million lifeline to rental assistance recipients – New Hampshire Bulletin

New Hampshire officials will devote $20 million in federal COVID relief money to help the hundreds of people without housing to stay in hotels through the winter, after the Joint Legislative Fiscal Committee approved the $20 million request Friday. The spending will also need to be approved by the Executive Council, which meets Tuesday. 

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