Accept $260,000 grant and spend $300,000 more to create Safe Parking Program

Housing & HomelessnessHousingAppropriation

In Plain English

The city plans to launch a program where homeless people living in cars can park overnight at a designated safe location. Housing Consortium of the East Bay would run the program for up to $560,000. If approved, the county pays $260,000 and the city adds $300,000 from housing fees.

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Votes

Consider the Hilltop Mall parking lot as the first choice site and the Fire Training Center as the second choice site

Failed

Consider the Hilltop Mall parking lot as the first choice site and the Richmond Civic Center parking lot as the second choice site

Passed