No Fault Evictions are on the rise in Connecticut: Here's why
Here in Connecticut, twice as many tenants faced evictions during the pandemic – not for falling behind on rent, but because their lease was up. They’re called no-fault evictions. And some believe the uptick is due to a loophole in an executive order.
Today on Where We Live, we’ll explore what these no-fault evictions could mean to renters and how lawmakers are responding to it.
We hear from Sonsharae Owens. She was threatened with a no-fault eviction.
Later, State Representative Quintin Williams joins us.
This episode was guest hosted by Walter Smith Randolph, the…
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