COVID19: Resources and information

COVID-19 Buttons and Badges | CDCWhat you need to know about the COVID19 pandemic in Idaho. How it impacts renters and homeowners, fair housing rights and responsibilities, and where to find official information on keeping yourself, your family and your community safe during the pandemic.

We’re all in this together.

Idaho Housing and Finance Association , 565 W. Myrtle Street ...

The Idaho Housing and Finance Association (IHFA) has information for renters and owners using programs or services it administers.

 

The Intermountain Fair Housing Council has created an on-line informational resource for tenants impacted by the COVID19 pandemic and resulting economic downturn and layoffs. View their resource page here.

Idaho-based Gary E. Hanes and Associates is collecting links to COVID19 in multiple languages. View their resource page here.

International Rescue Committee - WikipediaThe International Rescue Committee (IRC) has prepared information on the COVID19 outbreak for Limited English Proficiency (LEP) individuals. See their informational page here.

 

Office of Emergency ManagementIdaho’s Governor Brad Little declared a State of Extreme Emergency and issued a 21-day  Stay At Home Order, closing down all non-essential businesses and services to slow the spread of the novel coronavirus. Read more at the state’s official COVID19 page.

 

The National Alliance to End Homelessness is helping coordinate information and resource availability to respond to the CODIV19 outbreak. Homeless populations are among the most vulnerable to community spread and lack the ability to ‘stay at home.’ See their informational page here.

The National Low-Income Housing Coalition is also mobilizing resources and sharing strategies to address increasing housing challenges caused by the convergence of a historic housing crisis and the COVID19 pandemic. View their informational page here.

May 2nd Residential Landlord Training in Nampa

Keeping Illegal Activity out of Rental Property: A Practical Guide for Landlords and Property Managers

Presented by: John Campbell of Campbell DeLong Resources, Inc.

When: Tuesday, May 2nd 8am-5pm  AND/OR  Wednesday, May 3rd 8am-5pm

Where: Les Schwab Corral (Ford Idaho Center) 16200 Idaho Center Blvd, Nampa, ID 83687 – Free parking  located on the SE corner of property, south end of Sports Center Arena. Cross streets: Franklin & Equine Drive See Map and Driving Directions

What: Both Training Sessions will include:

  • Applicant Screening
  • Fair Housing Updates
  • Rental Agreements
  • Ongoing Management
  • Community Building/Apartment Watch
  • Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
  • Warning Signs of Illegal Activity
  • Working with the Police
  • Crisis Resolution/Eviction

PRE-REGISTRATION COST: $30/per person to attend one or both days

DAY OF EVENT COST: $40/per person upon check-in

Reserve your spot today – Space is Limited! (see attached for payment options/details)

Lunch is on your own

HOW TO REGISTER: Visit www.surveymonkey.com/r/cdritraining, or mail in your registration form (attached)

Brought to you by: