The City of Glendale CAP Eviction Diversion program is designed to address immediate rental assistance crisis, as well as develop a plan of on-going sustainability. If you are in need of eviction diversion services and meet the basic qualifications below, please check back regularly for updates regarding this program. Thank you for your patience.

Step 1: Do you rent your home?
Step 2: Do you meet all of the eligibility requirements below?
Step 3: Are you in Glendale's service area?

Eligibility Requirements:

A member of the household has had a financial hardship or has qualified for unemployment and,
There is a demonstrated risk of housing instability or potential for homelessness and,
The gross household income cannot exceed 80% of the area median income based on household size (see below).

Applicants who are at or below 50% of the area median income, have been unemployed for the previous 90 days, have received a notice to appear in court for eviction for non-payment of rent, or are experiencing homelessness will automatically be prioritized for service.

Household Size	50% of Area Median Income (AMI) ($)	80% of Area Median Income (AMI) ($)
1 Person	32,750	52,400
2 Persons	37,400	59,850
3 Persons	42,100	67,350
4 Persons	46,750	74,800
5 Persons	50,500	80,800
6 Persons	54,250	86,800
7 Persons	58,000	92,800
8 Persons	61,750	98,750
9 Persons	65,450	104,750
10 Persons	69,200	110,750

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Housing Stability & Financial Assistance Programs

Housing Stability & Financial Assistance Programs