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Justin Eby spent months sounding the alarm about the state’s $150 million rent relief program. Eby’s concerns began in July when the program was launched and his team at the Lancaster County Housing and Redevelopment Authority was tasked with creating a process to disburse the county’s share of the relief funds — $2 million — to renters who had experienced job loss due to COVID-19. It was immediately evident to Eby that the program was plagued by problems: the application process was complicated and time consuming; the requirement that renters be 30 days in arrears limited the pool of eligible renters; and the legislatively mandated monthly rent cap of $750 discouraged some landlords from participating, meaning their tenants’ applications would be denied.

United statesLancaster countyMike mckennaDiane yentelSherry pritzBrandon conradCenters for diseaseMidpenn legal servicesRedevelopment authorityLancaster housing opportunity partnershipUs department of the treasuryUs department of housingNational low income housing coalitionCoronavirus relief fundPennsylvania housing finance agencyCommunity action partnership of lancaster