Commissioners back expanded eviction-defense funding, urge tracking and verification The court discussed a $1.25 million expansion of eviction-defense services, with officials citing immediate wins but urging verified indigency, housing-stability tracking, and independent evaluation to ensure long-term impact. Commissioners asked staff to return with measurable metrics for accountability.

Dallas County commissioners are investing $1.25 million in eviction-defense services, but they warn that true success hinges on tracking and verifying housing stability beyond immediate legal relief.

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Commissioners back eviction-defense funding but press for independent tracking and long-term metrics Dallas County approved and discussed expansion of eviction-defense services, with commissioners urging independent evaluation, verified indigency checks and tracking of housing stability (90–365 days) to measure taxpayer value and prevent repeated eviction filings.

Dallas County is stepping up its eviction-defense game, but commissioners are demanding robust tracking and accountability to ensure long-term housing stability.

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