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State lawmakers to vote on extending eviction moratorium through August
Some local landlords haven t seen rent in a year, from tenants whose circumstances didn t change and who have not suffered a pandemic-related hardship.
Posted: Apr 29, 2021 5:33 PM
Posted By: Joleen Ferris
Some local landlords haven t seen rent in a year, from tenants whose circumstances didn t change and who have not suffered a pandemic-related hardship. They say some tenants flaunt the fact that they can t make them leave..or..evict them. On Monday, state lawmakers will vote on extending the eviction moratorium through August. I don t support this. I didn t support it in December, says Assemblywoman Marianne Buttenschon. I have worked with many of my colleagues in the Assemby as many agree as I that we need to do something different. This is not the answer.
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Buttenschon Touts Death Benefits Extension for Public Workers
The New York State Assembly approved legislation on Wednesday which would extend deaths benefits for families of municipal workers who are on the frontlines during COVID-19.
The legislation would guarantee that any public employee who contracted COVID-19 during the pandemic will be eligible for their accidental death benefits to be paid out yearly to their beneficiaries. To date, public employees who die of COVID-19 are eligible for ordinary death benefits they would receive if their deaths were not the result of an accident on the job. The legislation ensures that public servants who die of coronavirus throughout the height of this pandemic would receive the more substantial death benefits resulting from an in-service accident.