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County, cities OK deal to help flood victims find, fix homes - The San Diego Union-Tribune

County, cities OK deal to help flood victims find, fix homes - The San Diego Union-Tribune
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530 households affected by the January flooding are still in hotels

San Diego County's Emergency Temporary Lodging program is set to end on June 21st. More than 1,700 people are still staying in hotel rooms through the program.

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Emergency housing program for San Diego County flood victims extended by 6 weeks

The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted on Tuesday to add six more weeks and $9 million more to the Emergency Temporary Lodging Program, which provided.

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San Diego County sends rent relief to ineligible cities

San Diego County sent most of its rent relief money to ineligible cities A study of COVID-19’s impact on the San Diego regional economy found $4.8 billion in lost wages during the first six months of the pandemic. Author: Cody Dulaney | inewsource Updated: 5:21 PM PST February 2, 2021 SAN DIEGO COUNTY, Calif. A $27 million rental assistance program the county Board of Supervisors launched in August was supposed to help 10,000 low-income families impacted by COVID-19 who had nowhere else to turn. But that’s exactly what happened. An inewsource analysis of ZIP code data shows roughly three-quarters of the county’s money spent through December went to help residents in San Diego, El Cajon, Chula Vista and La Mesa cities that had rent relief programs and money still to spend.

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