A program that would have given a one-time $375 payment to thousands of Nassau County residents struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic is now coming to an end.

Nassau officials this week said 43,000 payments have been sent to residents and 20,000 more applications have been filed as part of County Executive Laura Curran's Household Assistance Program.

Nassau County Homeowner Assistance Program or "HAP" provides direct payments to as many as 400,000 homeowners. Most households with an income below $168,900 are automatically eligible.

Nassau County will provide $375 in direct one-time payments to up to 400,000 households. The payments aim to provide relief for seniors as well as working and middle class families.

Nassau County is investing $6 million into a new rental assistance program. It would cover up to three months of unpaid rent at $2,500 a month and is paid directly to the landlord. "It is our hope ...

Nassau County Executive Laura Curran was joined by local homeowners to call on the Nassau County Legislature to cut their summer vacations short and return to work in order to pass the Household ...

A program that would have given a one-time $375 payment to thousands of Nassau County residents struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic is now coming to an end.

A program that would have given a one-time $375 payment to thousands of Nassau County residents struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic is now coming to an end.

A program that would have given a one-time $375 payment to thousands of Nassau County residents struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic is now coming to an end.

A program that would have given a one-time $375 payment to thousands of Nassau County residents struggling through the COVID-19 pandemic is now coming to an end.