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By Kathy Chouteau
Are you a landlord or tenant impacted by COVID-19? If so, help is here in the form of a COVID-19 Rent Relief Program that will be accepting applications at or shortly after 5 p.m. today. The program is administered by Contra Costa County, which received $75 million as part of federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program funds from the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021. A total of $2.6 billion was allocated for Californians in need of rental relief.
“This funding for COVID-19 relief cannot come any sooner to help provide the hardest hit individuals and families in Contra Costa with financial assistance with rent and utilities payments and help them gain back financial and housing stability,” said Board Chair, Supervisor Diane Burgis. “My colleagues on the board and I remain committed to helping residents get back on their feet, especially now that we have safe, effective vaccines that will help end this pandemic.”
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UpdatedTue, Mar 16, 2021 at 9:03 am PT
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Eligible household income may not exceed 80-percent of the local median income. (Shutterstock)
DANVILLE, CA Have you fallen behind on rent for your home, apartment, townhouse, or condo because of COVID-19? You may be eligible for a grant to pay back rent.
The program is also open to landlords who have been impacted.
Contra Costa County has received over $75 million in federal Emergency Rental Assistance Program funds from the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021, which allocated $2.6 billion to Californians in need of rental relief.
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Counties in the red tier may allow restaurants, gyms and personal care services to start serving customers indoors. (Courtney Teague/Patch)
CONTRA COSTA COUNTY, CA Seven California counties, including three in the Bay Area, moved into the red tier Tuesday. But Contra Costa County is among four Bay Area counties that remain in the most-strict purple tier.
Contra Costa could move into the red tier in two to three weeks, assuming current trends continue, public health officials told the county Board of Supervisors Tuesday.
Marin and San Mateo counties were allowed to move into the less-strict red tier last week, while Napa, San Francisco and Santa Clara counties moved into the red tier Tuesday.
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