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COVID-19: Local Updates
A new court order addresses the CARES Act and new eviction case filings.
CARES ACT COMPLIANCE AFFIDAVIT
Administrative Order_11-2020_ Eviction Moratorium & Affidavit
CARES ACT COMPLIANCE AFFIDAVIT
Administrative Order_11-2020_ Eviction Moratorium & Affidavit
Columbus Announces CARES Act Funding Used for Housing Assistance
- Ginther Thanks CAA
The CAA is mentioned just past the 23:00 minute mark in the video.
- Ginther Thanks CAA
The CAA is mentioned just past the 23:00 minute mark in the video.
Local PPE Resources Available
Aunt Flow is a certified, Woman-Owned Company based in Columbus, Ohio. We are working with over 100 Health Systems across the nation to deliver on their need for PPE. We hope that we can support you as well!
Here's a list of our available PPE products:
Aunt Flow is a certified, Woman-Owned Company based in Columbus, Ohio. We are working with over 100 Health Systems across the nation to deliver on their need for PPE. We hope that we can support you as well!
Here's a list of our available PPE products:
- 3PLY FDA-Approved, Medical Masks
- Washable Fabric Masks
- Face Shields
- FDA certified Hand Sanitizer
- Shoe coverings/booties
Columbus City Council Sets Aside $1 Million in Emergency Funding for Families During COVID-19 Outbreak
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Columbus City Council committed $1 million to Emergency Human Services to support families in need of housing or food support.
“COVID-19 is going to hit Columbus families hard, especially parents working hourly jobs,” said Council President Shannon G. Hardin. “Council is acting now to put emergency money on the table to address food access and housing stability.”
Council will work with community partners to finalize the details and administration of the program.The goal is to get much-needed resources into the hands of the community as quickly as possible.
“The COVID-19 pandemic will critically impact our city’s most vulnerable residents, who must be our focus as we respond and adapt to this crisis,” said President Pro Tem Elizabeth Brown. “The world was different a week ago than it is today, and each of us have an opportunity to be much bigger than ourselves, and do to much more than we thought we were capable of doing.”
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Columbus City Council committed $1 million to Emergency Human Services to support families in need of housing or food support.
“COVID-19 is going to hit Columbus families hard, especially parents working hourly jobs,” said Council President Shannon G. Hardin. “Council is acting now to put emergency money on the table to address food access and housing stability.”
Council will work with community partners to finalize the details and administration of the program.The goal is to get much-needed resources into the hands of the community as quickly as possible.
“The COVID-19 pandemic will critically impact our city’s most vulnerable residents, who must be our focus as we respond and adapt to this crisis,” said President Pro Tem Elizabeth Brown. “The world was different a week ago than it is today, and each of us have an opportunity to be much bigger than ourselves, and do to much more than we thought we were capable of doing.”
RESOURCES
Housing Stabilization Coalition Resources: PRC Application and Eviction Resources
Rental Assistance Webinars - for property owners and their representatives:
FAQ From the City of Columbus: Tenants
CAA COVID-19 Resident FAQ Page
CAA COVID-19 Resident FAQ (Spanish Version)
COVID-19 Response PRC Program Prov
ides Assistance Payments To Families Impacted By Public Health Emergency
Legal Aid Document Outlining Resident Rights During COVID-19 Shelter in Place
City of Columbus COVID-19 Resource Page
Franklin County Municipal Court Operations During COVID-19 Pandemic
Landlord Information Notice
City of Columbus - The following order from the municipal court, Administrative Order Number: 05-2020, addresses the operation limitations during the current restrictions created by COVID-19. The order addresses evictions.
City of Columbus COVID-19 Update: In-Person Bill Payment and Permitting Services Notification - Due to the COVID-19 crisis, the City of Columbus is suspending all in person bill payment and permitting services for the Department of Public Utilities, Building and Zoning Services, Recreation and Parks, and Department of Public Service at the 111 Front Street Coleman Government Center and Jerry Hammond Building at 1111 East Broad Street until further notice.
Rental Assistance Webinars - for property owners and their representatives:
- 10:00a Housing Stabilization Webinar Recording
- 2:30p Housing Stabilization Webinar Recording
- FCDJFS/PRC chart used to determine household income threshold
FAQ From the City of Columbus: Tenants
CAA COVID-19 Resident FAQ Page
CAA COVID-19 Resident FAQ (Spanish Version)
COVID-19 Response PRC Program Prov
ides Assistance Payments To Families Impacted By Public Health Emergency
Legal Aid Document Outlining Resident Rights During COVID-19 Shelter in Place
City of Columbus COVID-19 Resource Page
Franklin County Municipal Court Operations During COVID-19 Pandemic
Landlord Information Notice
City of Columbus - The following order from the municipal court, Administrative Order Number: 05-2020, addresses the operation limitations during the current restrictions created by COVID-19. The order addresses evictions.
City of Columbus COVID-19 Update: In-Person Bill Payment and Permitting Services Notification - Due to the COVID-19 crisis, the City of Columbus is suspending all in person bill payment and permitting services for the Department of Public Utilities, Building and Zoning Services, Recreation and Parks, and Department of Public Service at the 111 Front Street Coleman Government Center and Jerry Hammond Building at 1111 East Broad Street until further notice.
