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Statement from Oswego County DSS Commissioner Stacy Alvord.

Provides a variety of services to the community including assistance for the homeless, educational programming, health and nutrition services, rape crisis and runaway hotlines, youth services, behavioral health, and transportation.

You may also contact the Oswego City Police Department at (315) 326-1741 or visit the National Crime Prevention Council website at: .ncpc.org/topics/neighborhood-watch for additional information.

If you haven't already, apply for emergency rent assistance and provide documentation to your landlord. Call the Community Alliance of Tenants (503-288-0130) or Springfield Eugene Tenant Association (541-972-3715) Hotlines or their local legal aid office. (.oregonlawhelp.org).

Housing Assistance Program The objective of the rental assistance program is to provide income eligible participants (families and individuals that fall below the 50% of median income for their family size) with decent, safe and sanitary housing at an affordable cost.

Illinois Department of Human Services - Call (833) 234-6343 to be connected with rental/mortgage/utility assistance if you are at risk of eviction, foreclosure or homelessness or are currently homeless. You can also be connected with food, medical, shelter, recovery, and other resources.

A family's income can't exceed 50 percent of Oswego's median income, which the US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has determined to be $39,750 for a family of four.

Statement from Oswego County DSS Commissioner Stacy Alvord.