INDIANAPOLIS — There are new rules that could leave some families in Indianapolis without a place to live.
Hundreds of Indy families are facing possible eviction from public housing.
The Indianapolis Housing Agency is sending out letters to 370 tenants. In order to get taxpayer-supported rent assistance, recipients must provide the agency with their utility bills for a year. Failing to do so would force families to pay full rent, which if people could pay full rent, they wouldn’t be in public housing.
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