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Emergency Housing Assistance Program bi-weekly Report

194th Legislature (2025-2026)

Emergency Housing Assistance Program bi-weekly Report (SD 2983) SummaryThis proposed bill would require the state Department of Housing to publish a bi-weekly report on the status

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Bill Summary · SD 2983

Emergency Housing Assistance Program bi-weekly Report (SD 2983)

Summary

This proposed bill would require the state Department of Housing to publish a bi-weekly report on the status and performance of the state's Emergency Housing Assistance Program. The report would provide detailed information on program enrollment, assistance provided, and outcomes for individuals and families receiving aid.

Key Provisions

  • Bi-weekly Reporting Requirement: The Department of Housing must publish a comprehensive report on the Emergency Housing Assistance Program every two weeks. This report must be made publicly available online.

  • Reporting Content: The bi-weekly report must include the following information:

    • Number of applications received and approved for the program
    • Total dollar amount of rental, utility, and other housing-related assistance provided
    • Demographics of program participants, including household size, income levels, and geographic distribution
    • Percentage of participants who were able to maintain stable housing after receiving assistance
    • Average duration that participants received program benefits

  • Transparency and Accountability: The report aims to increase transparency around the program's operations and outcomes, allowing policymakers and the public to assess its effectiveness in supporting housing stability.

Impact and Timeline

  • Target Population: This bill would affect individuals and families experiencing housing insecurity or homelessness who apply for and receive assistance through the state's Emergency Housing Assistance Program.

  • Potential Impact: By providing regular, detailed reporting, this legislation could improve oversight, accountability, and data-driven decision-making around the state's emergency housing support efforts.

  • Implementation Timeline: If passed, the bi-weekly reporting requirement would take effect 90 days after the bill is signed into law.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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