Emergency Rental Assistance Best Practices

Sep. 17, 2021 , 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Contact Sarah Gimont (202) 942-4254 sgimont@naco.org

Human Services

Webinar

Emergency Rental Assistance Best Practices

September 17, 2021 , 3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Emergency Rental Assistance Best Practices

Sarah Gimont

September 17, 2021

September 17, 2021, 3:00 pm to 4:00 pm

Event Human Services Coronavirus

Event
Emergency Rental Assistance Best Practices

NACo hosts representatives from Mecklenburg County, Milwaukee County, New Hanover County and Will County for a roundtable discussion on Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program best practices. These counties are among the top ten in the country to have spent more than 75 percent of their ERA 1 funds. Get advice and perspective on a number of matters related to the program including partnering with local nonprofits, utilizing self-attestation in determining applicant eligibility and more.

NACo hosts representatives from Mecklenburg County, Milwaukee County, New Hanover County and Will County for a roundtable discussion on Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program best practices. These counties are among the top ten in the country to have spent more than 75 percent of their ERA 1 funds. Get advice and perspective on a number of matters related to the program including partnering with local nonprofits, utilizing self-attestation in determining applicant eligibility and more.

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NACo hosts representatives from Mecklenburg County, Milwaukee County, New Hanover County and Will County for a roundtable discussion on Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) program best practices. These counties are among the top ten in the country to have spent more than 75 percent of their ERA 1 funds. Get advice and perspective on a number of matters related to the program including partnering with local nonprofits, utilizing self-attestation in determining applicant eligibility and more.

Maricela Gaona

Eviction Prevention Specialist, Milwaukee County Housing Division, Milwaukee County, Wis.

Tonya Jackson

Social Services Director, New Hanover County, North Carolina

James Mathy

Housing Administrator, Department of Health and Human Services, Milwaukee County, Wis.

LaShonda McCorkle-Hart

Program Manager, Affordable Housing initiatives, Mecklenburg County, N.C.

Mitchell Schaben

Chief Of Staff, Will County Executive, Will County, Ill.

Martha Sojka

Administrator, Community Development Division, Will County Land Use Department, Will County, Ill.

Hon. Denise Winfrey

NACo President; Board Member, Will County, Ill.

Hon. Rob Zapple

Commissioner, New Hanover County, N.C.

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