Hanif asks about temporary income exceedance data
Hanif asks how many benefits ended because household income temporarily exceeded $50,000 and how many had frozen rent restored, with Shear reporting SCRIE losses of 27 in FY24, 17 in FY25, and 8 in FY26, and DRI losses of 2, 1, and 1 respectively, promising to follow up on restoration data.
So state law allows a household that loses the benefit for excess income to reapply the next calendar year and have its prior frozen rent restored up to three times.
For FY 2024 through 26, separately for scree and jury, how many benefits ended because the household income temporarily exceeded $50,000?
And also how many households had their prior frozen rent restored under that provision?
So the numbers I have are for, yes, for benefits that were ended because the household income temporarily exceeded $50,000 for
SCRI in fiscal year 2024-27.
In fiscal year 2025, 17, and in fiscal year 2026, 8.
For DRI, the numbers are in fiscal year 2024, 2, in fiscal year 2025, 1, and in fiscal year 2026, 1.
I need to get back to you regarding the second part of your question.
Okay.