Coronavirus: Struggling with the rent or mortgage? Take our survey

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By Chris Stewart
July 13, 2020
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Montgomery County launches a new program Tuesday to help residents avoid evictions and mortgage foreclosures by offering grants of up to $10,000 to people set back financially due to the coronavirus pandemic.

A total of $10 million is being put behind the effort to help those behind on mortgage, rent and utilities payments. Montgomery County commissioners are expected to approve the program that will distribute federal CARES Act funds within the county.

ExploreFIRST REPORT: Falling behind on the rent? Montgomery Co. to vote on grants of up to $10K to avoid evictions

The Dayton Daily News is working on a story about the program and would like to hear from Montgomery County residents in need of such a program.

If you are having trouble paying your housing bills because of the pandemic, please complete the following survey.

Dayton Daily News reporter Chris Stewart would like to hear from people willing to share their concerns. Stewart can also be reached at Chris.Stewart@coxinc.com.

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