Spring rains are here and that means thousands of us are stuck in homes that are making us sick from sewer backups. This is stressful any time, but this year isn't normal. A sewer backup now could now bring Coronavirus in our own homes! Help us lift the stories of our Sewer Justice Team and join in our push to get the City & County to fix their homes or get them out. 

The EPA is moving to relax air pollution rules! Sign onto Ohio Citizen Action's comments to tell them we need clean air, not a free pass for polluters. 

Even while our cities and states struggle to deal with the burden of the economic fallout from the pandemic, Congress is considering massive funding cuts to programs that support critical programs. We can't let them do that. Last week, CUFA adopted a CUFA Coronavirus Response Platform to make sure people can stay in their homes and stay connected to utilities.  Join us to take action.

Are you or your loved ones worried about bills piling up because of the economic fallout of the Coronavirus pandemic? Join CUFA members for a Town Hall to to find out about programs to help you put a temporary hold on rent, mortgage and water bills.  Learn what you should do to sign up and how to stay in your home and keep the utilities on when the programs end.

On March 26, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA) Administrator Andrew Wheeler, a former coal lobbyist, announced the agency would not enforce basic air and water protections during the Coronavirus/COVID-19 pandemic. Polluters should not get a free pass to pollute, ever. And we know it will hurt most in marginalized communities. 

With the spread of coronavirus and the economic fallout, the inequities in our healthcare, our economy and our environmental protection have been laid bare. Take a few minutes this week to tell CUFA what you, your family and your community are facing and give us your opinion on what issues matter most to you.