Commissions urge continued eviction-prevention funding and warn Medicaid work requirements will increase administrative burden
Tenant-Landlord and Social Services chairs commended $2.1M for eviction prevention and warned that HR1-style Medicaid work requirements and more frequent recertifications could cause coverage losses; they urged investment in navigators and nonprofit partners to help residents retain benefits.
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Commission leaders addressing the County Board urged continued and strategic investment in eviction-prevention services and warned that federal and state changes to Medicaid and ACA rules will increase administrative burdens for residents and county staff.
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