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Housing Authority of Monterey County Allows Reentry to Fire-Damaged Apartment Complex

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What happened

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A three-alarm fire devastated the Casanova Plaza apartment complex in Monterey on March 9. The Housing Authority of Monterey County, which owns the building, has begun allowing the displaced residents to reenter the premises by appointment and at their own risk, starting the week of October 5.

From montereycountynow.com

Why it matters

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The complex was evacuated in early March, leaving residents without housing and possessions. A nonprofit organization has been providing essential support to the former residents since the displacement.

From montereycountynow.com

Who's involved

  • Monterey CountyThe owner of the Casanova Plaza apartment complex and the managing body of the affected area.
  • Community FoundationA nonprofit organization that has been providing food, clothing, and supplies to the displaced residents.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Community FoundationSpeculative

    The organization might see increased demand for disaster relief funds due to the ongoing housing crisis.

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