"So far, the state has paid out more than $185 million to over 22,000 renters and landlords, the state reports. In June, Illinois was the second-highest provider of rental assistance nationwide, according to Treasury Department data...Even so, Illinois still has over 73,000 applications yet to be processed. Chicago has a backlog of over 25,000."
Strange, articale fails to mention that state and local govs have an astounding $1.5 billion available for rental & mortgage assistance and have only been able to get a tiny fraction, $180 million, out the door. Probably due to state/ afscme hero incompetence or blame it on rauner or something. Just like over at ides,
more titanic jb flops. https://www2.illinois.gov/dceo/Media/PressReleases/Pages/PR20210517.aspx
Bill
4 years ago
I agree wholeheartedly. Let us begin with a special tax on the Chicago Sun-Times and its parent corporation to pay for it.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
Strange, articale fails to mention that state and local govs have an astounding $1.5 billion available for rental & mortgage assistance and have only been able to get a tiny fraction, $180 million, out the door. Probably due to state/ afscme hero incompetence or blame it on rauner or something. Just like over at ides,
more titanic jb flops. https://www2.illinois.gov/dceo/Media/PressReleases/Pages/PR20210517.aspx
I agree wholeheartedly. Let us begin with a special tax on the Chicago Sun-Times and its parent corporation to pay for it.
What could possibly be more fair?