Funding is limited. Apply NOW for rental assistance.
Pima County is expecting the next round of federal funding for COVID-19 rental assistance to be available in mid-March through the Coronavirus Relief Fund (CRF) administered by the U.S. Treasury. We recommend that you sign up for rental assistance and get on the waiting list now.
This program allows for both landlords/property managers AND tenants to begin the application process and requires both parties provide information and documentation. Go to www.pimaep.com. Also, tenants need to complete and sign the CDC form above and give it to their landlord to be covered by the eviction moratorium.
This program can pay rent for up to 12 months back and three months forward.
Below is a list of other agencies that may be able to help as well.
Emergency Assistance Agencies in Pima County
Rent, Mortgage, and Utility assistance is limited. Financial assistance may be available for eviction prevention, mortgage payment, move-in, utility, utility deposit, and utility repair/replacement assistance, as well as special needs such as dental, vision, and car repairs.
Callers will be screened for potential eligibility and an appointment may be scheduled based on available funds and/or appointments.
Callers will be screened for potential eligibility and an appointment may be scheduled based on available funds and/or appointments.
ALL financial assistance programs are based on income eligibility and the availability of funds and/or appointments.
Required documents
These documents are required for all types of assistance applications. Once you have all the documents listed here, you may call the numbers below to request an appointment.
- Applicant’s state-issued picture I.D.
- Applicant’s proof of U.S. Citizenship or Permanent Legal Residence (birth certificate, naturalization papers,
- permanent resident card, U. S. passport)
- Social security cards for all household members
- Birth certificates for children 17 and under
- Proof of all household income for the past 30 days (pay stubs, current award letters, etc.)
- Rental eviction/late notice and/or lease
- Current mortgage statement/coupon
- Current utility bills (electric, gas, water) – no cable and/or telephone bills
- Supporting documentation regarding the crisis that caused you to get behind in your rent/mortgage.
Additional information may be required at the time of appointment.
Pima County Emergency Services Network Agencies
These agencies do not accept walk-ins. Please call for an appointment.
Pima County Utility Assistance Affiliates
These agencies provide only utility assistance and do not accept walk-ins. Please call for an appointment.
- St. Vincent de Paul St. Elizabeth Ann Seton -- (520) 219-7631, Northwest area
- Arivaca/Amado area ONLY -- Arivaca Coordinating Council, (520) 398-2771
- PPEP Utility Assistance-- (520) 770-2506
- St. Vincent de Paul Santa Catalina -- (520) 825-8288, Catalina area
- Green Valley, Sahuarita, Amado – SOS Only -- Salvation Army Green Valley, (520) 625-3888
Discount Programs
Sewer Outreach Subsidy Discount Program (SOS)
Sewer Outreach Subsidy Program will provide a monthly discount for the sewer portion of their bill. The discount may be 25 percent, 50 percent, or 75 percent.
For more information, visit the Sewer Outreach Subsidy (SOS) Program. | y el Español version
City of Tucson Limited Income Assistance Program for Tucson Water and Environmental Services
City of Tucson Water will provide a monthly credit to qualifying customers for the water portion of their Tucson Water bill. Call 520-791-5443 to determine eligibility and schedule an appointment.
For more information, visit the the City of Tucson Low Income Assistance Program.
Pima County is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request for individuals with disabilities by contacting 520-724-7700.