United Way expects more homeless as eviction moratorium ends
There are growing concerns in the Hudson Valley as New York's eviction moratorium comes to an end tomorrow.
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Aug 30, 2021, 11:30 AM
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Updated 963 days ago
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3h agoThere are growing concerns in
the Hudson Valley as New York's eviction moratorium comes to an end tomorrow.
Many worry the end of the federal eviction moratorium will lead to increased
suffering in low-income communities of color.
"There's gonna be tens of thousands of additional homeless people in
Westchester. Our county only housed about 5,000 homeless people in 2019, and it
cost the county $38 million to do that,"
says
Tom
Gabriel, CEO - United Way Westchester & Putnam counties.
Gov. Kathy Hochul says her
team is working to address relief efforts for renters and homeowners.
