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Greensboro rolls out Vision 36 and proposes "Housing First Plus" pilot to house vulnerable residents Greensboro announced Vision 36, a new 10-year strategy that aligns existing planning initiatives and would guide future housing, jobs and development. City staff also proposed a "Housing First Plus" pilot to move vulnerable residents into permanent housing, including two high-impact pilots and targeted support for families and high-need individuals.

Greensboro is launching Vision 36, a bold 10-year plan aimed at transforming housing and economic mobility while introducing the innovative "Housing First Plus" initiative to support vulnerable residents.

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Safe Harbor program expands housing and support for at‑risk youth across Saint Louis County Hunter Smith described Safe Harbor supportive services and scattered-site housing for ages 12–24, including rent and security deposit coverage for the first six months and case-management supports to help youth obtain IDs, benefits and transportation to appointments.

Safe Harbor is transforming the lives of at-risk youth in St. Louis County with essential housing and support services that empower them to thrive.

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White Salmon council hears 2026 budget presentation and tables final adoption until Dec. 17 At a Dec. 3 public hearing, White Salmon staff presented the proposed 2026 budget highlighting that ~86% of the $14.6M preliminary budget funds mandatory services. Council received the presentation, accepted one written comment, and tabled final adoption to Dec. 17 to allow staff to refine items and reflect labor negotiations.

White Salmon's proposed 2026 budget of $14.6M prioritizes housing, wildfire preparedness, and youth programs, but will await final adoption until Dec. 17 for further refinement.

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Senate Disabilities Committee advances a slate of disability-related bills, referring several to committees The Senate Disabilities Committee on March 31, 2026, reported multiple bills addressing daycare emergency plans, housing options for people with developmental disabilities, early intervention eligibility and more; several measures were referred to Senate Finance or Education for further review.

New York's Senate Disabilities Committee is taking bold steps to enhance emergency planning and housing for people with disabilities, pushing forward a series of crucial bills!

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McKinney council hires UT Dallas to lead 'Better Together' homelessness planning The McKinney City Council approved a contract with the University of Texas at Dallas to facilitate the Better Together homelessness initiative, including community outreach and a needs assessment. Staff said the public outreach phase should finish by May and the strategic plan by October.

McKinney City Council takes a bold step toward tackling homelessness by partnering with UT Dallas for a comprehensive community initiative!

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Committee amends transfer-tax distribution to add shelter operating subsidy after heated county funding debate Lawmakers debated LD 2124, which changes the distribution of the real estate transfer tax and carves out a new allocation for a shelter operating subsidy; the committee approved an amendment moving 2% from the housing production fund to a shelter operating subsidy by a 7–5 margin, and a minority report proposed instead taking the 2% from the general fund.

Maine lawmakers are shaking up real estate transfer tax distribution to boost funding for shelters, but a heated debate on where the money should come from has just begun!

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Commission approves resolution supporting sanctioned-campground pilot, 7–1 The Housing and Homelessness Commission voted 7–1 to forward a resolution recommending a sanctioned-campground pilot to the assembly, with an amendment clarifying the commission does not view sanctioned camps as a permanent solution.

The Housing and Homelessness Commission has taken a bold step by voting 7-1 to support a pilot program for sanctioned campgrounds, aiming to address homelessness in a new way.

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AUHSD board approves Hope School redevelopment RFQ amendment, adopts budget adjustments and related resolutions Trustees amended an RFQ for Hope School redevelopment to include an "other" category and explicitly allow student and family housing, then voted unanimously to advance the RFQ; they also adopted second-interim budget adjustments and a slate of resolutions and agreements, most by 5-0 votes.

The Anaheim Union High School District Board just took a bold step by amending the Hope School redevelopment RFQ to include housing for students and families, highlighting their commitment to community needs.

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Trinity County outlines draft integrated plan for new Behavioral Health Services Act, emphasizes housing and suicide prevention County staff described the state Behavioral Health Services Act changes and a draft three‑year integrated plan that reallocates behavioral health funding toward housing and full‑service partnerships; survey respondents prioritized suicide prevention and youth services.

Trinity County is gearing up to transform its behavioral health approach with a new plan that prioritizes housing and suicide prevention, aiming to make a real impact on its most vulnerable residents.

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Public Health defends staffing growth and Home for Every Neighbor costs as council demands inspection and enforcement data Department of Public Health leaders told council the department has expanded staffing and programs, described lead‑prevention work and the Home for Every Neighbor housing effort (roughly 188 people housed, about 100 currently active) and warned that program funding cuts could risk housing for about 100 people later this summer; council asked for inspection, rental‑registry and grant breakdowns.

Public Health Director David M. Margolius warns that potential funding cuts could jeopardize housing for 100 individuals currently supported by the Home for Every Neighbor initiative.

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Princeton Planning Board finds multiple affordable‑housing ordinances substantially consistent with master plan The Princeton Planning Board on Feb. 19 recommended Council approval for a package of rezonings and overlay districts tied to the town’s fourth‑round housing plan, endorsing standards that allow new multifamily development with at least 20% affordable units and ground‑floor commercial uses where specified.

Princeton's Planning Board just took a significant step towards affordable housing by endorsing new ordinances that could add nearly 95 apartments with at least 20% set aside for those in need!

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Oxnard committee refers decision on dissolving Homelessness Commission to full council After hearing staff, county and front-line staff perspectives and debating quorum, staffing and duplication concerns, the committee voted 3–0 to refer staff’s recommendation on dissolving the Commission on Homelessness to the full City Council for final action.

The Oxnard committee's bold move to potentially dissolve the Commission on Homelessness has sparked heated debate over its future and the city's approach to tackling this critical issue.

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Modesto council accepts mayor’s budget message, details Measure H spending priorities The Modesto City Council unanimously accepted Mayor Zwolan’s budget message for FY 2026–27, outlining Measure H allocations for parks, public safety and housing programs including $7.8 million for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park and a $1 million parks preventative-maintenance fund.

Modesto is poised for a brighter future with a bold $7.8 million investment in parks and public safety, as the City Council unanimously approves the mayor’s budget message for FY 2026–27.

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Council liaison reports multi‑year budget gap, deploys 24/7 rail crossing guards and opens 60‑day study on Churchill Avenue Council liaison reported a projected multi‑year revenue shortfall, described a confidential housing proposal, and outlined a rapid rail‑safety response that includes human guards funded in partnership with a school district at roughly $1.8 million annually; the council will study Churchill Avenue closure for 60 days and coordinate with Caltrain and the CPUC.

Palo Alto faces a looming budget deficit through 2032 while exploring a major housing project and implementing new rail safety measures—what does this mean for the community?

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Council approves annexation for 43 Apartments LLC, clearing way for 192-unit development Greenville City Council approved annexation of 145.2 acres for a proposed development expected to yield 192 multifamily units and 50,000 sq ft of medical office; council cited traffic concerns and asked staff to coordinate DOT reviews and site‑plan steps.

The Greenville City Council just approved the annexation of 145.2 acres, paving the way for a massive development that could bring 192 new multifamily units and a significant medical office space to the area!

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Oxnard highlights grants, shelter expansions and reported reductions in homelessness City staff summarized recent grants and provider outcomes—$93 million in state behavioral health funds countywide, $28 million in CoC awards, a $4 million encampment grant that relocated 88 people, and reported 15.7% reduction in Oxnard homelessness in 2025.

Oxnard is making strides in the fight against homelessness, with over $93 million in state funding fueling significant reductions and innovative solutions that are changing lives.

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Commission hears regional economic-development and heritage-area grant updates; earmarks cited for local training programs A commissioner summarized North Central New Mexico Economic Development District senior-program outcomes and the WIN workforce program; another speaker described Northern Rio Grande National Heritage Area events and reported earmarks and grants, including funding mentioned for a Taos County housing training program and entrepreneurial programs.

Exciting developments are on the horizon for Taos County as funding for senior services, housing training, and workforce programs could transform local economic opportunities!

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State council, providers outline gaps and gains in North Dakota homelessness response State officials and providers told the Human Services interim committee that North Dakota has expanded homelessness funding and programs but still faces gaps — especially for youth, tribal communities and rural areas — as one-time programs end and demand outstrips state grant capacity.

Despite increased funding and new programs in North Dakota, persistent gaps in services for youth, tribal communities, and rural areas highlight the urgent need for sustained investment to combat homelessness.

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Council approves amendment to fund Redwood Downtown affordable housing project The council authorized an amendment to a PLHA/PIP loan agreement to support the Redwood Downtown affordable housing project (now proposed at 36 units) and committed available PIP and PLHA funds while acknowledging the project needs additional financing.

Crescent City is taking a bold step towards affordable housing with the approval of 36 new units in the heart of downtown!

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Saratoga County moves to site permanent Code Blue shelter in Saratoga Springs The Saratoga County Board of Supervisors heard a detailed presentation on a proposed 25,600 sq. ft. Code Blue shelter on Ballston Avenue and approved a package of resolutions that includes declaring the board lead agency and setting a public hearing on the county lease to enable the project to proceed.

Saratoga County is taking a significant step toward addressing homelessness with plans for a permanent Code Blue shelter that will provide vital support during harsh winter conditions.

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City reports $20.5M in FY2025 competitive grants and a pending $88M CDBG disaster recovery award Grants staff summarized FY2025 awards, sources and a portfolio now reported at $128.5M; staff said an $88M Community Development Block Grant (disaster recovery) is pending HUD action and would raise the portfolio above $200M if incorporated.

Fort Lauderdale's grant efforts are paying off, with $20.5 million awarded in FY2025 and a potential $88 million boost on the horizon!

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Assembly votes to send home‑rule transfer‑fee petition to Legislature after heated debate After nearly five hours of testimony and amendments, the Barnstable County Assembly of Delegates adopted a home‑rule petition to allow participating towns to impose a high‑value real estate transfer fee for year‑round housing, sending the measure to the state Legislature for consideration. The adoption passed narrowly by population weighting.

Barnstable County towns are taking a bold step to tackle the housing crisis by proposing a real estate transfer tax on high-value property sales—could this be the solution we've been waiting for?

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Committee backs veterans housing pilot and combined vacancy relief trust fund The committee reported favorably on CS for CS SB 16-02 (Homes for Veterans pilot) and CS for CS SB 16-04 (vacancy relief and risk mitigation trust fund). The bills direct the Florida Housing Finance Corporation to create a pilot in four counties and to manage a trust fund to hold vacant dwellings and provide property‑owner mitigation funds.

Florida is taking a significant step towards supporting veterans by launching a pilot program that offers housing incentives and a trust fund to alleviate property owner risks!

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Tulare County homeless task force approves bylaw edits, recommends Resource Management Agency seat The Tulare County Task Force on Homelessness approved a package of bylaw edits and voted to recommend adding a voting seat for the county Resource Management Agency to improve coordination over CDBG and other housing-related funding.

Tulare County's Task Force on Homelessness just took a significant step toward better housing solutions by approving key bylaw edits and advocating for a new voting seat for the Resource Management Agency!

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Wichita council adopts guardrails for 1% sales tax, prioritizes property tax relief, public safety and homelessness After extensive public comment, Wichita City Council approved a package of resolutions setting guardrails for a proposed 1% sales tax on the March 3 ballot, prioritizing the first $300 million for property tax relief, public safety and housing/homelessness and creating oversight and reporting requirements.

Wichita City Council just set the stage for a pivotal March 3 vote on a proposed 1% sales tax that could transform funding for property tax relief, public safety, and homelessness initiatives!

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CAO outlines options to cut 10–15% of homelessness spending; council pauses to seek project-level data The City Administrative Officer presented a menu of options to reduce homelessness spending by 10–15% (about $42–$62 million) across categories including demobilization, small sites, city-paid leases, InsightSafe motel leasing and safe parking; the committee continued the item and requested project-level analyses, utilization data and county participation before any decision.

The City Administrative Officer has unveiled a strategy to potentially save up to $62 million in homelessness spending, but council members are demanding more data before making any cuts.

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Leesburg staff presents Lake Margareta Phase 2: annexation and PUD for 75 homes Planning staff described Lake Margareta Phase 2 as a ~25‑acre annexation and rezoning to a planned unit development to permit 75 single‑family homes; planning commission recommended approval and second reading is set for March 23.

Exciting plans are underway for Lake Margareta Phase 2, featuring 75 single-family homes on 25 acres, complete with parks and architectural standards!

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Planning staff outlines 2026 work program; commission honors Brian Rice Planning staff presented the 2026 work program — including adoption of Montgomery Matters, SmartScale applications, village and zoning work, and housing initiatives — and the commission presented a resolution of appreciation recognizing Brian Rice's service to the commission since 2014.

Montgomery County celebrates Brian Rice's impactful service while unveiling an ambitious 2026 work program that promises to enhance community engagement and transportation projects!

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Commissioners advance FY27 budgets for county, Cape Cod Commission and dredge enterprise for Assembly review The board voted to introduce FY27 appropriations for the Cape Cod Commission operating budget, the county operating budget and the dredge enterprise budget to the Assembly of Delegates; commissioners discussed health insurance, retirement, composting and IT consolidation as major budget drivers.

Barnstable County commissioners have just proposed a 3% budget increase for FY27, focusing on key regional priorities like housing and water quality—what does this mean for the future of Cape Cod?

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Committee reviews administrative report, reprogramming of millions for repairs and homelessness contracts; members request more detail before full council vote The committee examined an administrative report covering fiscal items and homelessness contracts, discussed reprogramming $652,000 for repairs and $5.4 million for interventions and permanent housing loans, reviewed a three‑year RFP that produced four vendor contracts, and began a vote to modify the report while asking for legal and metric clarifications.

A Los Angeles City committee is demanding transparency on $1 million in homelessness funding and questioning the allocation of reprogrammed resources before a crucial council vote.

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