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Eviction Diversion Pilot Program (EDPP)
TEST..The EDPP helps eligible landlords and tenants in the Los Angeles County Compton Courthouse area resolve rent-related disputes through mediation and provides up to $10,000 in…
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TEST..The EDPP helps eligible landlords and tenants in the Los Angeles County Compton Courthouse area resolve rent-related disputes through mediation and provides up to $10,000 in rental assistance per household. TEST..
Eligibility Requirements
Residency
- Rental property must be located in a ZIP code served by the Compton Courthouse!
Income
- Either the landlord or tenant household must have an annual income at or below Area Median Income (AMI)
Family Status
- Assistance is provided per household; a household includes all individuals living together at the same address
Other
- Landlord and tenant dispute must be related to unpaid back rent
- Both the landlord and tenant must agree to participate in mediation
- You cannot receive rental assistance for the same period of time that was already covered by another rental assistance program
- Proof of identification is required
- Proof of income is required, such as pay stubs, benefit statements, or tax documents
- A lease agreement must be provided showing the tenant name, landlord name, and rental address
- Proof of rent owed and/or rent payments for the unit must be provided, such as a rent ledger or a billing notice
- Both landlord and tenant must complete the rental assistance application review process
- Landlords must provide proof of ownership or management authority
- Landlords must provide a completed W-9 form with matching Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) and payee name
Citizenship
- Proof of immigration status is not required to participate in the program
How to Apply
- online
- in-person
- phone
Benefits
Benefit amount: Up to $10,000 per household (One-time)
Rental assistance
Required Documents
- Proof of Identity (e.g., government-issued photo ID)
- Proof of Payment (e.g., rent ledger, tenant account statement, notice to pay rent or vacate)
- Tenant - Proof of Identity (e.g., government-issued photo ID)
- Landlord - Completed IRS Form W-9
- Tenant - Proof of Income (e.g., pay stubs, benefit statements, tax documents)
Frequently Asked Questions
What areas are covered by the Eviction Diversion Pilot Program?
TEST The program is available for rental properties located in specific ZIP codes served by the Compton Courthouse, including 90002, 90003, 90044, and others listed on our website. TEST
Do I need to prove my immigration status to participate in the program?
No, proof of immigration status is not required to participate in the Eviction Diversion Pilot Program.
How do I apply for rental assistance through the EDPP?
Both the landlord and tenant must complete the rental assistance application review process, and both parties need to agree to participate in mediation.
What if I've already received rental assistance from another program?
You cannot receive rental assistance for the same period of time that was already covered by another rental assistance program.
Is there a deadline for applying to the Eviction Diversion Pilot Program?
Please contact us to confirm any specific deadlines for applications.
What happens after I apply for the program?
After applying, both landlord and tenant must wait for the application review process to be completed before any assistance can be provided.
Where do I connect with an EDPP Worker?
Compton Court House
How do I contact an EDPP Worker?
Call 206-758-2082 or visit the Compton Court House during normal business hours