Emergency Rental Assistance Program

We are still available to provide and protect individuals in basic provisions of grants and rental assistance

Paying off a mortgage after decades of hard work is a major milestone for many families. For some homeowners, facing foreclosure due to unpaid property taxes — especially when the amount owed is relatively small compared to the value of the home — can feel unsettling and raise important questions.

Property taxes fund essential local services like schools, roads, and emergency response. At the same time, situations involving foreclosure over tax debt often spark broader conversations about fairness, due process, financial hardship, and how communities balance public funding with individual property rights.

These discussions highlight the complex relationship between ownership and ongoing obligations. Many believe clear communication, reasonable repayment options, and thoughtful policy design are key to protecting both homeowners and the public services communities rely on.

No one should have to choose between groceries and keeping their home.
If you’re behind on rent, our Emergency Rental Assistance Program can help bridge the gap.
Don’t hesitate to reach out.

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