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Nueces County moves to spend remaining $853,728 in emergency rental funds to help residents across city ZIP codes
Summary
Commissioners voted to open about $853,728 in remaining county ERAP funds to residents with city ZIP codes and discussed a work authorization for consultant Hagerty to operate the portal; commissioners also agreed to table full work‑authorization until staff provides additional legal and operational backup.
NUECES COUNTY, Texas — Nueces County commissioners voted April 13 to make $853,728 in remaining emergency rental assistance (ERAP) funds available to applicants whose ZIP codes fall inside Corpus Christi, after county staff said the Treasury had approved opening county allocations to city residents.
The judge and JPs urged that the additional funds be used quickly to help landlords and tenants facing eviction, and Natalie, the county’s ERAP administrator, told the court that roughly 400 city applicants were already queued in the portal and the funds would otherwise expire Sept. 30, 2025.
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