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February 18 DHS Report on STAY DC and COVID-19 to the Committee on Human Services

Along with biweekly reporting on COVID-19 metrics for the District’s unhoused population, the Committee on Human Services requested that the Department of Human Services provide an update on STAY DC rent and utility assistance. Below is the report received February 18, 2022.

public://2022-02/dhs_covid-19_report_to_council_committee_on_human_services_2-18-22.pdf

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Like much of the nation, and perhaps more so than elsewhere, the District is facing a shortage of housing, and a shortage of affordable housing, unlike any we have seen in decades. The need of our residents is great, in all corners of our city.
The D.C. Council’s Committee on Housing on Thursday approved a measure – The Fair Share Housing Targets Act of 2025 – to establish clear, housing production targets for the District as a whole and in individual areas of the city – especially for affordable housing units, an important signal of the District’s ambitions and an invitation for new investment.
I have always believed that the way we treat our most vulnerable communities is a measure of how well the District is doing. And in recent years, we have asked those with too little to shoulder far too much of our budget burden–even as my colleagues and I have fought to restore and expand the safety net our neighbors most in need rely on–without asking others to pay their fair share.

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