Deion Johnson | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com
Property owners – both residents and non-residents – are eligible to apply for the money, which is being funded by the city’s cut of a federal payment it received from the American Rescue Plan, Mayor Marty Small, Sr. said during a live-streamed press conference and in a press announcement. Property owners in the city who are current on their tax bills and can demonstrate they suffered economically from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic are eligible to receive the payments, city officials said. Over the next two to three weeks, eligible property owners should expect to receive forms in the mail that will ask about the hardships they’ve suffered during the past two years.
Property owners will send in the forms to the city, where employees will evaluate their eligibility and start cutting checks on a rolling basis, officials said.
The city can do this because the federal govt which is US today and your kids tomorrow, has printed more paper funny money than this country can pay. Which causes what? Hint: economics 101 Printing money causes __________! (9 letters) AFNOITLN
Ahh is this something that was just currently process or is this a thought?
Hopefully this rubs off inn other cities and towns
Wish Plainfield would do this. I could use it for food
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