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Sent to the curb: Affordable housing advocates say evictions can have lasting effects on tenants, neighborhoods
LASC • Jul 02, 2018
There were nearly 18,000 in Franklin County filed last year, a number that continues to trouble affordable housing advocates and others who note that the poverty rate here continues to tick upward. In all, about 10,500 evictions were completed in 2017. In New York City, whose population is eight times as large, there were 22,000.
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