ERAP in Wyoming to Stop Accepting New Applications
The Emergency Rental Assistance Program in Wyoming stopped accepting new applications on Nov. 11 as the program runs out of federal funding.
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Wyoming Rental Program to Stop Accepting Applications in November
The Wyoming Emergency Rental Assistance Program, which began last May, will not accept new applications after Nov. 10.
Wyoming ERAP Has Given Out Over $54 Million in Assistance
The Wyoming Emergency Rental Assistance Program and the Homeowners Assistance Fund have given out over $54 million and $5.1 million respectively.
Wyoming’s ERAP Lags Behind in Finding Housing for Homeless People
The Emergency Rental Assistance Program has distributed over $30 million in aid to 7,158 renters, but a separate part of that program has only given 233 people housing from 1,231 letters that can be used to secure a place to live.
The Community Action Partnership Played a Role in ERAPs $27 Million in Aid
Millions of dollars in rental assistance have been distributed in Wyoming, with the Community Action Partnership in Natrona County playing a small part in that aid.
Wyoming’s ERAP Has Given Out Over $26 Million in Past Year
The Emergency Rental Assistance Program in Wyoming has distributed just over $26 million to renters in Wyoming since the program began last April.
Wyoming Housing Stability Program Looking for Health Care Providers
The House Stability Service is looking for more businesses to help them provide coverage to more older adults.
Wyoming Reallocates $1 Million in ERAP Funds to the Northern Arapaho Tribe
The Department of Family Services announced that they have transferred $1 million in ERAP funding to the Northern Arapaho Tribal Housing Program.
Wyoming’s Rental Program Has Given Out Over $15 Million in Aid
The Emergency Rental Assistance Program has since May distributed $14.5 million to renters across the state as part of COVID-19 relief funds.
Gordon Responds to Congressman’s Criticism of Wyoming’s Rental Assistance Program
Governor Mark Gordon responds to Congressman James Clyburn, who criticized Wyoming's low allocation of federal rental assistance funds.