COVID-19 Relief For DC Renters And Landlords Harold Fisher December 7, 2020 at 8:35 pm in WHUR Tweet Nine months after the pandemic shutdown, millions of americans are still struggling with unemployment and all of the things that come with that. In DC… not having a job means rents aren’t getting paid. That’s also puts landlords in a bind. There has been millions of dollars in aid available in the district for months. It’s still available now. But it won’t be for long. If you’re a landlord or a renter who has applied for assistance, how might you receive? What’s the process and what other help might there be available to DCresidents needing financial support? Resources: DC COVID Landlord & Rental Assistance DC COVID Bridge Fund Business Assistance Housing Counseline Services, Inc. 202-667-7339 Greater Washington Urban Leauge 202-524-8175 http://whur.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/12/THE-DAILY-DRUM-120720-DC-COVID-RENTER-AND-LANDLORD-HELP.mp3 John Falcicchio, DC Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development Tags: CARES ACT, coronavirus, COVID-19, DC Deputy Mayor for Planning and Economic Development, Housing, John Falcicchio, Landlords, Renters