04/09/2020
Undocumented immigrants in Los Angeles County, like all Angelenos, are worried about the coronavirus outbreak. Many are afraid that receiving assistance will affect their immigration status. Immigrants, like everyone else, should seek the help they need, regardless of their immigration status.
Learn important tenant protections and resources, including:
• Public Housing Assistance:
o Options for tenants who can’t pay their rent
o Assistance available for seniors
o Assistance for small business owners
• Tenant Rights and Assistance:
o Temporary evictions moratorium
o Temporary rent freeze
o Permanent rent stabilization Ordinance
o Landlord/tenant free resolution services
WHEN:
Thursday, April 9
2:30 p.m.
SPEAKERS:
• Supervisor Hilda L. Solis, Chair Pro Tem First District – County of Los Angeles Board of Supervisors
• Emilio Salas, Acting Executive Director, Los Angeles County Development Agency
• Rigo Reyes (MC), Executive Director, Office of Immigrant Affairs, Department of Consumer and Business Affairs
• Dana Pratt, Chief, Rent Stabilization Division, Department of Consumer and Business Affairs
• Analu Fernandini, Supervisor, Rent Stabilization Division, Department of Consumer and Business Affairs
WATCH LIVE:
• The County Channel, Channel 94 on most cable systems. Find your County Channel station here: http://bit.ly/CountyChannel
• Facebook at facebook.com/HildaSolis
• Twitter at twitter.com/HildaSolis
• *Members of the public and media can listen in by telephone:
o English: (877) 873-8017, Access Code: 111111
o Spanish: (877) 873-8017, Access Code: 222222
o Mandarin: (877) 611-4778, Access Code: 9516097
o Korean: (877) 611-4778, Access Code: 9275591
Media Contact:
Los Angeles County Joint Information Center - COVID-19
[email protected]
(424) 241-3775
If you require special accommodations, please call (213) 952-9036.
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COVID-19 County websites:
• Los Angeles County: covid19.lacounty.gov
• Department of Public Health: ph.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus
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211 L.A. County
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