Silver State Fair Housing Council

Whether someone needs to install a ramp, have a parking space reserved, or have an emotional support animal, this two-hour remote training by Silver State Fair Housing Council provides valuable information about the right of individuals with disabilities to reasonably modify a property or request that usual policies be waived to allow full use and enjoyment of their housing.

This remote training will provide resources and guidance related to
reasonable accommodations for animals in a housing situation.

Is there a difference between a service animal and an emotional
support animal?
What if the resident has multiple animals?
Shouldn’t the resident be required to get extra insurance?
What documentation can I request?

Learn more about assessing and granting requests for assistance animals!

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You can still register for our upcoming training!
This two-hour training provides valuable information about the right of individuals with disabilities to reasonably modify a property or request that usual policies be waived to allow full use and enjoyment of their housing.

Join Silver State Fair Housing Council in fighting housing discrimination by volunteering to be a housing discrimination tester. TESTING is part of our process to monitor the housing market to identify the nature or extent of discrimination. Much like a Secret Shopper, testers play the role of a home seeker, gathering information about availability, rental rates, and terms of residency. Testers are required to provide detailed, objective reports of their experiences. We train you, and work around your schedule. Testers receive a stipend for completed tests. HUD guidelines currently preclude persons convicted of a felony or crimes of fraud or perjury from participating in the volunteer program, and require screening for potential conflict of interest. Criminal background checks will be performed on all active volunteers.

Information on how to become a tester, below

Reminder of our upcoming training!

Whether someone needs to install a ramp, have a parking space reserved, or have an emotional support animal, this two-hour training provides valuable information about the right of individuals with disabilities to reasonably modify a property or request that usual policies be waived to allow full use and enjoyment of their housing.

Whether someone needs to install a ramp, have a parking space reserved, or have an emotional support animal, this two-hour training provides valuable information about the right of individuals with disabilities to reasonably modify a property or request that usual policies be waived to allow full use and enjoyment of their housing.

Join Silver State Fair Housing Council in fighting housing discrimination by volunteering to be a housing discrimination tester. TESTING is part of our process to monitor the housing market to identify the nature or extent of discrimination. Much like a Secret Shopper, testers play the role of a home seeker, gathering information about availability, rental rates, and terms of residency. Testers are required to provide detailed, objective reports of their experiences. We train you, and work around your schedule. Testers receive a stipend for completed tests. HUD guidelines currently preclude persons convicted of a felony or crimes of fraud or perjury from participating in the volunteer program, and require screening for potential conflict of interest. Criminal background checks will be performed on all active volunteers.

Information on how to become a tester, below.

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You can still register to learn more about fair housing protections related to assistance animals and ensure you comply with fair housing laws.

Do you have questions about making accommodations in housing for assistance animals? What questions are you allowed to ask when assessing a request? What if there are multiple animals?

Join us to learn more about fair housing protections related to assistance animals and ensure you comply with fair housing laws!