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We would like to remind everyone that starting September 15th the heat should be turned ON. Heat minimum requirements are from September 15 – June 1. The minimum heat requirement for residential units is: between 8:30 …
LIHEAP (Low Income Energy Assistance Program) is a block grant program that provides financial assistance for energy costs to low-income households. The program will begin open enrollment starting Tuesday Nov. 1, 2011 for winter …
ARES Electricity Deregulation
MULTIFAMILY RENTAL FACT SHEET
Tenant Choices
If tenants receive their own electricity bills, they can make their own decisions about switching to an alternate provider. NOTE: Tenants should ask new providers if they accept LIHEAP.* …
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During the winter season, MTO’s hotline receives numerous calls from tenants about a lack of heat in their units. When we ask what steps the resident uses to address the problem in the meantime, a …
NOTE: If your landlord lives in your building, see the “Exceptions” note on the right side of this page.
What is my landlord responsible for?
Your landlord has a duty to keep your apartment in …
This is an informational resource list. None of the following organizations have affiliation with the Metropolitan Tenants Organization.
Legal Organization Referrals
Evictions (tenant must be low-income)
Lawyers Committee for Better Housing (referral must be faxed)…………..312-784-3527
Chicago Volunteer Legal Services …
Special Police Order 93-12
This letter applies to residents within the city of Chicago only who are covered under the Residential Landlord Tenant Ordinance (RLTO). Please see the Exceptions to the RLTO to ensure the law applies to you.
For …
This letter applies to residents within the city of Chicago only who are covered under the Residential Landlord Tenant Ordinance (RLTO). Please see the Exceptions to the RLTO to ensure the law applies to you.
For …



