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Ohio senators lead bipartisan effort to provide help with mortgage, utility or property tax payments
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Ohio Capital Journal
The Ohio Housing Finance Agency’s Save The Dream program started during the COVID-19 pandemic, and gave eligible homeowners help with mortgage payments, utility bills, and property taxes.
Save The DreamIn 2022, the Ohio Housing Finance Agency launched Save The Dream with $280 million in federal funds.
According to Ohio Housing Finance Agency reporting, that program wound up spending $260 million of its total appropriation and helped almost 35,000 households.
It handed out another $27 million to help cover property taxes and about $15 million in utility assistance.
City leaders in Columbus, for instance, are rolling out a rental assistance program to soften the impact as a federal rent program expires.
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