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Proposed July 2024 Contract for Shelter Services Held Another Five Weeks.
Written by Amy Whipple
- The $1,500,000 contract with Auberle—a long‑established local social services provider—has been held in committee since July 2024.
- The contract will be fully funded by the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s HOME Investment Partnerships American Rescue Plan (HOME‑ARP) program, designed to reduce homelessness and increase housing stability.
- Funds may be used for private units, temporary shelter, and costs associated with acquisition, new construction, or rehabilitation of existing structures.
- Councilmember Wilson updated Council that a HUD representative has reviewed an updated proposal giving preference to homeless families. A meeting with Urban Design Ventures is scheduled for April 17 to plan the amendment process, which will include a yet to be scheduled public hearing.
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