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Austin Housing outlines monthly report approach, highlights $3.6M emergency rental program

Community Development Commission · November 18, 2025
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Nefertiti Jackman proposed a regular monthly report format for the commission and summarized displacement-prevention programs: I Belong in Austin ($3,600,000 ongoing, served 932 households in FY25), eviction-representation services (277 households received legal services; 4,600 received information/counseling), Community Land Trust accelerator and other Project Connect programs.

Nefertiti Jackman, community displacement prevention officer at Austin Housing, presented the department's first proposed monthly report to the Community Development Commission on Nov. 18 and highlighted several programs aimed at stabilizing renters and homeowners.

Jackman identified I Belong in Austin (often described as an emergency rent program) as currently approved for ongoing funding at $3,600,000 and serving 932 households in FY25. She described the eviction-representation and education program, noting it provided legal services to 277 households and information or counseling to…

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