Pima County officials said Friday that they are urgently working to help keep people in their homes, and provide aid to cover overdue rent and utility bills, after the Supreme Court blocked the CDC's halt on evictions.... Read more»
With the end of a national block on evictions Saturday, Pima County officials have created a new program to help renters facing eviction, offering legal aid along with rent and utility assistance.
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There is still nearly $36 million in emergency rental assistance available in the Tucson area, and on Friday local leaders committed to distributing it quickly during the 60-day extension of the eviction moratorium.... Read more»
Chuck Huckelberry will continue as Pima County's top staffer, as the Board of Supervisors OKed a renewal of his contract — with a cut in pay rather than the raise he'd requested — in an apparent violation of the Open Meeting Law, moments after having that statute explained to them.... Read more»2
The rest of the county board isn't able to vote on any sort of discipline over Supervisor Ally Miller's remarks last month about racial pride, according to confidential legal advice released Tuesday. But that didn't preclude members of the public from calling on the District 1 Republican to resign, or at least apologize.... Read more»
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