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Federal Ban on Evictions Expires at the End of July: How Douglas County Renters Can Prepare

President Joe Biden extended the federal eviction moratorium to the end of July, but it’s expected to be the last such extension— impacting many renters in Douglas County who have been financially knocked down by the pandemic. When the eviction ban comes to a close, landlords will have the authority to file eviction notices against tenants who are still behind on rent.

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Black and Pink Announces Purchase of North Omaha Church to Create Housing for LGBTQIA+ Youth

Black and Pink, an advocacy group for LGBTQIA2S+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Trans, Queer, Intersex, Asexual, Two Spirit, plus) peoples affected by the prison industrial complex, announced on April 9 the purchase of a North Omaha church for housing and community space for young adults. The announcement is a big step forward for the organization bringing their “Opportunity Campus” to life.

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Emergency Rental Assistance Program granted $200M to help Nebraska Renters

Governor Ricketts announced today that $200 million was granted to the Emergency Rental Assistance Program. Nebraska residents, excluding those from Douglas and Lancaster counties, can now apply to the program. Emergency Rental Assistance for Douglas and Lancaster counties will be shared locally not through this program. Information will be released in early March about local assistance for residents of: Douglas County, Lancaster County, the city of Lincoln and the City of Omaha.

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Omaha Police Department to conduct Tow Sweep Operation

Dead storage was outlined in the report to be vehicles that have not moved over 48 hours and are parked on the street. In addition, cars parked in prohibited locations or blocking sidewalks are susceptible to being ticketed or towed. Per the report, targeted vehicles and car parts located on private property will also be targeted if their storage violates city code and will receive a ‘Notice of Nuisance’ requiring the violation be fixed within 10 days before further action is taken.

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