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-Emergency Rental Assistance for the Connecticut Economy-
As of February 15and, 2022, the UniteCT program suspended new rent and electricity application submissions and recertification applications. Tenants and landlords who have a rent relief case number will have until March 31st, 2022 to complete their requests. All cases not fully completed by March 31st2022 will be removed from the case review process.
The UniteCT program is administered by the Department of Housing on behalf of the US Treasury. UniteCT is providing up to $15,000 in rental and electricity payment assistance on behalf of Connecticut households financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. UniteCT stabilizes CT’s rental housing market by financially supporting these households up to 80% of HUD’s Area Median Income (AMI).
-Important Documents-
Required Documents UniteCT / Document Matrix
Tenant and owner participation agreement
For assistance, please see the Renter Resources or Landlord Resources sections above, or you can contact your UniteCT Resource Center (above). If you need further assistance, please call 1-844-UniteCT (1-844-864-8328).
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-Other Resources-
Please consider working with other community stakeholders to help your household recover from the pandemic:
• www.cthousingsearch.org
• www.logementaffordableenligne.com
• www.gosection8.com
Information regarding UniteCT may change as policy and regulatory guidance updates are made. Please check the website regularly to ensure that the program information you are referring to is the most current. UniteCT strives to make timely decisions on fully submitted applications, but is not responsible for the time it takes to subscribe to applications due to many circumstances.
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