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Rockville Provides Need-to-Know Information for Tenants and Landlords During COVID-19 Emergency

Public Information Office

April 27, 2020
11:51 am

The City of Rockville is recommending several online resources to help rental property managers and owners combat the spread of COVID-19.

Owners and managers of all multifamily properties can use the following information to help residents stay safe and healthy, and know their rights during the emergency:

Printable Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidance on cleaning and disinfecting facilities.
CDC guidance on protecting yourself.
Resident rights regarding Gov. Larry Hogan’s executive order suspending evictions.
Helpful, printable tips to fight COVID-19.

Rental property managers and owners will receive a letter with that information directly from Rockville City Manager Rob DiSpirito.

For more information, contact the city’s Code Enforcement at 240-314-8330 or Landlord-Tenant Affairs divisions at 240-314-8320.

For more landlord and tenant resources, visit www.rockvillemd.gov/259/Landlord-Tenant-Complaints.

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