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Osceola County, FL – Here are the items related to the County’s COVID-19 response:
• While other counties have announced the reopening of their housing assistance programs, Osceola County never stopped theirs. To date, more than 2,400 families have received assistance with rent or mortgage payments, totaling nearly $ 15 million.
• Additionally, we have used approximately $ 224,000 to pay utility bills.
• We have also had 76 households complete the eviction diversion program, and our team is working with another 72 so that they too can avoid evictions.
• Visit housing.osceola.org to learn more about all of these programs.
• In support of our businesses and nonprofits adversely affected by the pandemic, the County has paid a total of $ 10.5 million in grant assistance.
• In addition, with our commercial utility program, we have committed more than $ 700,000 between four utility companies (KUA, TWA, OUC, and St. Cloud Utilities), to help nearly 600 businesses with their past-due utility bills.
• If your business has been adversely affected by the pandemic, visit our grant program at www.weveopenedsafely.com for more information.
Osceola County, FL – Below are the items related to the County’s COVID-19 response:
• While other counties have announced the reopening of housing assistance programs, Osceola County never paused. To date, more than 2,400 families have been assisted with rent or mortgage payments, totaling nearly $15 million.
• In addition, we have used approximately $224,000 to pay utility bills.
• 76 households completed the Eviction Diversion program, and our team is working with another 72 so they too can avoid evictions.
• Visit housing.osceola.org for more information on these programs.
• In support of businesses and non-profits negatively impacted by pandemic, the County has paid a total of $10.5 million in grant assistance.
• Also, with the Commercial Utility Program, we have committed more than $700,000 among four utility companies (KUA, TWA, OUC, and St. Cloud Utilities), to help nearly 600 businesses with past-due utility balances.
• If your business was negatively affected by the pandemic, visit the grant program at www.weveopenedsafely.com to find the information to get help.
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