West Virginia’s four-month-old rental assistance program has only spent $15.6 million of $260 million in four months. Some estimates suggest what the state has spent pales in comparison to the state’s need.
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West Virginia’s four-month-old rental assistance program has only spent $15.6 million of $260 million in four months. Some estimates suggest what the state has spent pales in comparison to the state’s need.
