Alameda County charts plan for hundreds of millions in housing and homelessness money Around 80% of Measure W revenue will go to homelessness. The rest of the newly released funds are for other “essential services.”

Alameda County will spend 80% of the $810M Measure W funds on homelessness and 20% on essential services after legal delays. Advocates urged more, calling homelessness the county’s greatest challenge.

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#HomelessnessCrisis #MeasureW #HousingJustice

Thank you to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors for taking an important step in advancing housing justice. #berkeley is so grateful to deepen our partnership on solutions that address the homelessness crisis that too many of our neighbors face. #MeasureW 🏡

In 2020, voters passed Measure W as a mandate to address the urgent need for affordable housing. The funds collected should go to prevention, intervention, permanent housing and access. Join us in calling for funding at the Board of Supervisors meeting, July 22! bos.acgov.org/broadcast/ #MeasureW

The agenda for the special board meeting Tuesday at 3pm on #MeasureW and #HomelessnessSolutions will be posted later today.

I CALL SHENANIGANS. know ppl who voted against own wishes, confused by wording; just found i got this in the mail - AFTER ELECTION DAY. #ELECTION2018 #ElectionFraud #electionresults #CorruptGOP #corruption #measureW #CALIFORNIA @Greg_Palast @PaulJay_TRNN @OakSmith2018 @ArtofeVan