Sioux City, Iowa — Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds attended the dedication of an apartment complex in Sioux City and talked about the importance of adding more modern housing to attract new workers to the state.
She also talked Tuesday about how the state is ready to help those facing eviction as the federal rent moratorium comes to an end.
The program is behind in getting the money out and Reynolds says state Economic Development Authority director Debbi Durham has reached out to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.
Reynolds says the new multi-plex in Sioux City is one of the things that will help attract much-needed workers.
She says the Economic Development Authority is working on a recruiting campaign.
The “District 42” Sioux City complex features studio, one, two, and three-bedroom options, plus an outdoor pool, community building, and a fitness center. The developer says it is already two-thirds full.
