AN ACT CONCERNING THE UNIFORM RELOCATION ASSISTANCE ACT.

Summary

HB 5394 requires a state agency to pay up to $4,000 to people forced out of a home they lived in at least 90 days before a property acquisition, either for rent or a down‑payment on a new home. It also lets municipalities place a tax‑priority lien on a landlord’s property when the town pays relocation assistance because of code‑enforcement actions, and the state can collect those liens. The bill sets up a grant program for the Housing Commissioner to fund relocation assistance and outlines how collected funds are split.

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