Evictions are coming. Here’s what renters and cities can do.

from Civic · host Liana Wilcox, Laura Wenus

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Starting Oct. 1, tenants who have been unable to pay rent because of pandemic-related economic hardship can face eviction for not paying at least a certain portion of their debt, because the state’s moratorium on such evictions will expire. Tenant, legal and public health advocates are urging tenants to apply for rent relief money, and want municipalities to approve additional protections.

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