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$297 million from federal government is available to Illinoisans facing pandemic hardships
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Assistance still currently available through courts, Department of Human Services
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Court-based program aims to distribute $60 million to renters facing eviction due to COVID-19
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Since March 2020, Illinois residents unable to pay rent because of the COVID-19 pandemic have been protected from eviction through Gov. JB Pritzker’s executive action, but that reality could change come Sept. 1 when executive and Illinois Supreme Court orders are scheduled to expire.
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Gov. JB Pritzker on Thursday signed a measure aimed at increasing affordable housing investment in Illinois, as well as a measure expanding the state’s low-income energy assistance program.
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The Illinois Senate passed an omnibus bill Sunday aimed at creating additional affordable housing units in the state.House Bill 2621 aims to create…
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The Illinois Senate passed a bill Wednesday which would create a new housing program for individuals living with mental illness or substance use…
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Pritzker Signs Rental Assistance Bill, Says He Will ‘Phase Out’ Eviction Moratorium by AugustGov. JB Pritzker announced Monday the state will plan to “phase out” its moratorium on pandemic-related evictions by August and launched a new program to…
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A federal judge invalidated a nationwide eviction moratorium on Wednesday but the decision will not impact the moratorium on rental evictions in Illinois,…
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The Illinois Senate voted Thursday to pass House Bill 2877, which aims to extend emergency protections to renters and homeowners financially impacted as a…