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City of Pasadena Announces Emergency Rental Assistance Program

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The City of Pasadena’s housing department is providing rental assistance to Pasadena residents who have been financially impacted by COVID-19 and are struggling to pay rent. The Emergency Rental Assistance Program provides eligible applicants grants for up to three months’ worth of past due rent, not to exceed $4,500 total.

“Over the past few months, we’ve received a lotof calls and letters from residents in need of help because they’re sufferingfinancially as a result of the pandemic. We’re so happy to be able to providethese grants so they can remain in their homes and focus on staying healthy,” saidWilliam Huang, director of housing.

Applications will be accepted from Wednesday, July 15, to Wednesday, July 29, 2020 only. The application will be available on the Emergency Rental Assistance Program webpage starting July 15. 

The program is not first come,first served, nor is it a Section 8 program. Each application will be scoredand ranked based on household data submitted in their application. Thehighest-ranking applications will be contacted after the application windowcloses. Rental assistance payments will be made directly to landlordsor property management companies on behalf of qualifying Pasadena residents.

Eligibility requirements are available on the Emergency Rental Assistance Program webpage, along with answers to frequently asked questions in English and Spanish.

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