Establishes a national evictions database and grants for eviction diversion programs and landlord-tenant community courts.
The Eviction Crisis Act of 2026 mandates the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development to create a national evictions database. This database will collect data on court-ordered, administrative, and illegal evictions, including details on tenants, landlords, and the reasons for evictions. The Attorney General of each state must submit data on court-ordered eviction cases annually. The bill also establishes a grant program for eviction diversion programs and landlord-tenant community courts, aiming to prevent evictions and provide housing stability services to very low-income households.
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