Eviction moratorium expires in one month

Many people across Nevada have been facing eviction since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.

The moratorium in the state expires in one month, but a new law could protect renters.

FACING EVICTION- SINCE THECORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC.THE MORATORIUM IN NEVADAEXPIRES IN ONE MONTH-BUT NOW- A NEW LAW COULDPROTECT RENTERS.13 ACTION NEWS ANCHOR MARISSAKYNASTON IS LIVE IN HENDERSON -WITH MORE ON WHAT THIS COULDMEAN FOR YOU.MARISSA?SOME FAMILIES ARE FACINGHOMELESSNESS FOR THE FIRSTTIME- AND BEING FORCED TONAVIGATE CROWDED SHELTERS.IN NEVADA- GOV.SISOLAK ORDERED AN EVICTIONMORATORIUM IN LATE MARCH-PROTECTING NEVADANS FROMHOUSING INSECURITY- DURINGTHE COVID-19 PANDEMIC.BUT THAT MORATORIUM- EXPIRESSEPT.

1.AND THAT MEANS- LANDLORDSCAN START KICKING TENANTS OUTAGAIN- IF THEY CAN'T PAYRENT.STATE LAWMAKERS PASSED A BILLYESTERDAY- THAT WOULD BUYRENTERS- A LITTLE BIT MORETIME.ABOUT 300-THOUSAND PEOPLEACROSS NEVADA COULD LOSE THEIRHOME- SO IN AN EFFORT TOPREVENT A BACKLOG IN THE COURTSYSTEM- AND KEEP PEOPLE IN AHOME- RENTERS WOULD BE ABLETO REMAIN IN PLACE FOR 30 DAYS-WHILE THEY WORK OUT SOME SORTOF MEDIATION WITH THEIRLANDLORD.AGAIN- LANDLORDS CAN STARTEVICTIONS FOR THOSE TENANTS ATTHE END OF THE MONTH.THAT'S UNLESS ANOTHERMORATORIUMIS INCLUDED IN THE NEXTSTIMULUS DEAL.MK- 13AN.TODAY - NEOGIATIONS FORTHE NEXT CORONAVIRUS RELIEFPACKAGE