End the Eviction Moratorium NOW!
36 months of no rent, and counting. Tenants continue to live in rental units without paying rent - even if they can afford to!
help us end the eviction moratorium
1. Contact the City Council to protest!
2. Attend the Special Council Meeting to express concerns & demand an end to their abuse of power.
3. Review our main talking points for guidance on what to say at or ahead of the meeting.
What is the Eviction Moratorium?
The Eviction Moratorium began in March of 2020.
Prevents ALL evictions or terminations of tenancy for any reason, except "where the health and safety of residents is at risk."
Since March 2020, if a tenant is not paying rent, an owner cannot terminate the tenancy.
No, you cannot.
No, you cannot.
Not yet, according to the city health official. However, the Governor has declared the state's state of emergency will end on February 28, 2023. The state of emergency is what gave local elected officials the authority to enact emergency regulation such as the Eviction Moratorium. Once those emergency powers have expired, so should the eviction moratorium.
Not if the City Council decides to abuse their power by continuing to enact law without the approval of the voter.
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