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Pages tagged "2025"


TRC 2025 Annual Report

Click here to view the published copy of our TRC Annual Report for 2025!

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Q3 Report: July - September 2025

Click here to view the published copy of our Q3 2025 EDDP Report covering July-September 2025.


Overview: Eviction in Dane County in Q3 2025

This article comes from our Q3 2025 EDDP report, which you can view here.

72% of households facing eviction this quarter had their cases dismissed due to the efforts of the EDDP.

Eviction filings picked up in Dane County during the past three months as the county’s major source for rental assistance finished winding down, according to the latest Tenant Resource Center data. Eviction judgments also increased.

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Service Update: The End of (An) E.R.A.

This article comes from our Q3 2025 EDDP report, which you can view here.

The third quarter of 2025 marked the end of federal Emergency Rental Assistance (ERA) funding at Tenant Resource Center. Over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic, Dane County received substantial amounts of financial assistance targeted towards renters impacted by the pandemic and the financial hardships that ensued. These funds provided many renters a much-needed reprieve during a time of economic struggle.

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Issue Spotlight: An Increase in Stipulated Dismissals

This article comes from our Q3 2025 EDDP report, which you can view here.

Stipulated dismissals have become the primary way eviction cases are resolved since the CORE rental assistance program began winding down, according to Tenant Resource Center data. But they have also recently become the most common way tenants receive judgments of eviction.

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Issue Spotlight: The Length of the Eviction Process

This article comes from our Q3 2025 EDDP report, which you can view here.

The length of time between an eviction notice being taped to a tenant’s door to a sheriff removing them from their home can vary widely. To analyze how fast evictions move in Dane County, we looked at a random sample of 150 evictions from this year and broke the process down into three parts: the lease termination notice, eviction court, and outcome.

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Q2 Report - April - June 2025

Click here to view the published copy of our Q2 2025 EDDP Report covering April-June 2025.


Overview: Eviction in Dane County in Q2 2025

This overview of eviction in Dane County appears in our Q2 EDDP Program Report for April - June 2025. Read the full Q2 2025 Report here, and last quarter's eviction overview here.

Eviction filings slowed in Dane County during the past three months, according to the latest Tenant Resource Center data. Despite fewer filings, the number of eviction judgments held steady.

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Q1 Report - January - March 2025

Click here to view the published copy of our Q1 2025 EDDP Report covering January-March 2025.

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Overview: Eviction in Dane County in Q1 2025

This article comes from our Q1 2025 EDDP report, which you can view here.

More renters faced eviction in Dane County in the past three months than at any point in at least the past five years, according to the latest Tenant Resource Center data. Landlords filed for 803 evictions between January 1st and March 31st, a 19% jump from the previous quarter.

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The Tenant Resource Center is funded by:

Community Shares of Wisconsin, Associated Students of Madison, City of Madison, Dane County Department of Human Services, US Department of Housing and Urban Development

Tenant Resource Center

2510 Winnebago Street, Madison, WI 53704

Hours and Locations

Location Hours
Main Office
2510 Winnebago St
Madison, WI 53704

Monday: drop-ins only, 9am – 6pm
Tuesday: appointments only, 9am – 6pm
Wednesday: appointments only, 9am – 1pm
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Thursday: appointments only, 9am – 1pm
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Goodman South Campus
2429 Perry ST
Madison, WI 53713
Saturday: drop-in, 10am – 2pm
Sunshine Place
1632 W Main St, #170
Sun Prairie, WI 53590
Monday: drop-in, 8:30am – 3pm
Wednesday – Thursday: drop-in, 8:30am – 5pm
Student Activity Center
333 East Campus Mall, Room 4001
Madison, WI 53715
Tuesday & Thursday: drop-in, 10am–4pm

Phone Numbers

Service Number

Rental Rights Hotline

Dane County: 608‑257‑0006
Toll-Free: 877‑238‑RENT (7368)

Eviction Prevention Services

608-257‑0006 ext 7

Administration

Phone: 608‑257‑0006 ext 0
Fax: 608‑229‑1317

UW‑Madison Campus Office

Phone: 608‑292‑5608
Español: 608‑257‑0006 ext 1

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