The Washington, D.C., City Council will meet next week to consider whether to make permanent a bill that prohibits involuntary repossessions during a public health emergency and for 60 days after. The Bill, which had already passed as temporary in July also contains many provisions limiting communications and as well as mandates on additional documentation of debts.
Washington DC seeks to make COVID era repossession moratorium permanent
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