Homelessness in local government
1,466 tracked US meetings mentioned this topic since 2026-02. Counts come from canonicalized brief tags and are directional because coverage varies by place and platform.
Places with the most mentions
- Nashville, NC (111)
- Bangor, ME (33)
- Los Angeles, CA (30)
- Shelter Island, NY (27)
- Denver, MO (26)
- Contra Costa County, CA (21)
- Long Beach, NJ (20)
- Riverside, CA (18)
- Santa Fe, NM (16)
- Seattle, WA (15)
- Culver City, CA (13)
- Oakland, NJ (13)
Latest matching meetings
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Council committee to review NYC's runaway and homeless youth shelter system
The Committee on Children and Youth will hold an oversight hearing to evaluate New York City's runaway and homeless youth shelter system. The meeting is scheduled for September 16, 2026, at 1:00 PM. No specific proposals or votes are listed; the agenda is solely for oversight discussion.
Land Use Committee to review UCH-TIF zone for Assembly Square and East Somerville
The Somerville Land Use Committee is meeting to consider a Mayor's request for approval of the Urban Center Housing Tax Increment Financing (UCH-TIF) Zone, Plan, and Form of Agreement for Assembly Square and East Somerville. The committee will also review a zoning ordinance amendment regarding homeless shelters and…
Commission to discuss SNAP changes, TPS impact, Food Symposium
The Lowell Hunger & Homelessness Commission will meet virtually to discuss timely issues affecting local individuals and families, including current SNAP changes and their local impact, the ongoing Haitian Temporary Protected Status (TPS) situation and related housing, food security, and service needs, as well as…
Council to vote on sewer grants, disaster recovery legal fees, and shelter funding
The Rutherfordton Town Council will vote on several major financial commitments, including a Sewer AIA 2.0 grant application and a conditional funding commitment for a new Public Safety and Emergency Shelter Resilience Facility. The agenda also includes approval of legal services agreements with Parker Poe Adams &…
County to buy New Rochelle shelter, fund $11.1M in improvements
The committee is discussing a package of items to purchase the Oasis Emergency Overnight Shelter in New Rochelle and fund $11.1 million in infrastructure improvements to it. The items include an environmental review, a capital budget amendment, a bond act, and a land purchase authorization. No final votes are…
Committee to consider converting two motels into 148 affordable senior housing units
The Housing and Homelessness Committee will discuss and possibly act on several housing-related items, including the proposed acquisition and conversion of Motel 6 and Days Inn into affordable senior housing, a legislative update on California housing laws, reapplication for the Prohousing Designation Program, and…
Committee to discuss converting Motel 6 and Days Inn into 148 affordable senior units
The Housing and Homelessness Committee will discuss the proposed acquisition and conversion of the Motel 6 and Days Inn properties into approximately 148 affordable senior housing units. The agenda also includes updates on California housing legislation, the Prohousing Designation Program reapplication, and the…
Board to vote on funding recommendations and charter changes
The Key to Home Partnership Board will meet to receive updates on system planning, including the CARE Team, CoC NOFO, and STREETS grant, and to vote on several action items. These include confirming funding recommendations for ESG, SSG, and HOPWA, approving charter changes, and approving MOUs with Sunbeam Family…
Santa Fe reviews 36-pallet shelter project at 2395 Richards Ave
This is an Early Neighborhood Notification meeting for a proposed temporary shelter project at 2395 Richards Avenue. The project would place 36 prefabricated pallet shelters, along with laundry, community, and administrative buildings, on the site, operated by The Life Link with 24/7 staffing. The meeting is virtual…
Committee to review grants, camping site, lake litter, native lawns
The Garland Community Services Committee will review Spring 2026 Neighborhood Vitality Matching Grant applications, with approved ones going to the full City Council. They will also discuss potential policies for a designated camping site for unhoused individuals, litter issues along Lake Ray Hubbard, and a native…
Board to consider PFH fee increase, launch ramp permits, boat shelter sales
The Docks & Harbors Board will consider several action items, including issuing 2027 launch ramp permits to two non-profits, waiving its right of first refusal for two boat shelters, and holding a public hearing on a potential Passenger for Hire (PFH) fee increase. They will also discuss ADOT grant applications for…
BZA to consider modifying 2021 variance condition for home at 225 Byrd Avenue
The Murfreesboro Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a regular meeting to consider old and new business. The main item is a request to modify a condition of approval on a previously granted front setback variance for property at 225 Byrd Avenue, allowing the new owner to build with different elevations. The board will…
Committee to review post-encampment closure response and Catholic Charities update
The Public Safety Committee will hear two staff reports: one on the city's response after closing encampments, and another on Catholic Charities operations. No votes are scheduled; the items are for discussion and information.
Forney Animal Shelter committee meets to discuss fundraising and adoption events
The Forney Animal Adoption Center / Shelter Advisory Committee will meet to review shelter statistics, discuss fundraising and adoption events, and schedule the next meeting for October 21, 2026.
Regional emergency planning committee meets on grants, shelter, and communications
The Southern Berkshire Regional Emergency Planning Committee is meeting to discuss regional emergency preparedness, including updates on grants, a regional shelter, and emergency communications. The agenda includes routine items like approving minutes and the treasurer's report, as well as updates on various projects…
Park City Public Art Board to discuss trail artwork RFP and budget
The Public Art Advisory Board will hold its regular meeting to approve minutes, receive city and arts council updates, and discuss project updates. Key items include a new trail artwork RFP, the FY27 budget, and the status of the Percent-for-Art policy. The board will also hear about QR codes for artwork signage, bus…
Sioux City Council retreat to discuss budget, HART, zoning, branding
The Sioux City City Council is holding a retreat on August 25, 2026, at the Seaboard Triumph Foods Expo Center. No action is anticipated on any policy issues; the meeting is for discussion only. Topics include budget-legislative changes, HART (Homeless Assistance Response Team) and services placement, LEC bus route…
Commission to review Forest Ridge Park surplus, homelessness response, and budget
The Bremerton Parks & Recreation Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting, discussing new business items including a surplus proposal for Forest Ridge Park's 1st Street parcel, property management for the Commonstreet homelessness response, parks usage outreach, a dog park tour, and the 2027-2028 biennial…
Committee to review Day Center RFP and community plans for homelessness
The Advisory Committee on Homelessness will discuss a City Council referral regarding a Request for Proposals (RFP) for a Day Center for people experiencing housing insecurity, review three community-submitted plans (including The Bangor Opportunity Plan), and consider how the city communicates about homelessness to…
Council to discuss vehicle habitation pilot and Jungle encampment transition
The Olympia City Council will hold a regular meeting with proclamations, public comment, consent calendar items, and discussions on the Jungle encampment transition and a pilot program for temporary use of vehicles for habitation. No public hearings are scheduled.
Committee to discuss proposed changes to rent stabilization and tenant protections
The Culver City Advisory Committee on Housing and Homelessness will hold a special meeting to discuss proposed changes to the Rent Stabilization Ordinance (CCMC 15.09.200) and Tenant Protections (CCMC 15.09.300). The committee will also review its subcommittee structure, including the 2027 Homeless Count, Homeless…
Council to review 2026 homeless count and approve meeting minutes
The Glendale City Council and Housing Authority will hold a joint meeting to consider two items: approving minutes from prior meetings and noting and filing the city's 2026 Homeless Point-in-Time Count. The agenda is brief and largely procedural, with no major policy decisions or public hearings listed.
Committee canceled; consent agenda amends shelter funding agreement
This meeting of the Community Planning and Housing committee was canceled, so no discussion or decisions will occur. The agenda included only a consent item that would amend a funding agreement with The Fax East Colfax Redevelopment LLC to update the project scope for an emergency shelter at the Sand & Sage/Westerner…
Plan Commission to weigh two conditional use permits, including warming shelter
The Manitowoc Plan Commission will hold public hearings on two conditional use permit requests: one for a temporary warming shelter at 2601 S 10th Street and another for a storage/transloading area at 2800 Viebahn Street. The commission will also review minutes from July 7, 2026, discuss the ongoing Chapter 15 zoning…
Killeen council to weigh homeless services funding for FY2026-27
The Killeen City Council is holding a special meeting with a single discussion item: potential funding for homeless services for the remainder of Fiscal Year 2026 and for Fiscal Year 2027. No vote is scheduled; the council will only discuss the matter. The rest of the agenda is procedural, including citizen comments…
Committee to review KCRHA transition plan and EEO/Affirmative Action Plan
The King County Committee of the Whole will discuss and possibly act on a motion to confirm a landmarks commission appointment, an ordinance adopting the 2026-2029 Equal Employment Opportunity/Affirmative Action Plan, and a briefing on the King County Regional Homelessness Authority (KCRHA) contract transition and…
Council to vote on $479,695 contract for 35 tiny homes at Roseville Road Campus
The Sacramento City Council will consider a contract to install 35 additional tiny homes at the Roseville Road Campus for $479,695, and will also review several other items including a $300,000 grant application for the West Broadway Neighborhood, amendments to the Community Prosecutor Program MOU, and the extension…
Joint meeting focuses on regional planning updates and homeless response strategies
The Benton County Board of Commissioners and Corvallis City Council will hold a joint work session. The agenda includes a 20-minute update on Corvallis Area Plans and a 90-minute discussion on homeless response. No votes or final decisions are scheduled, as the meeting consists primarily of informational presentations.
Committee to hear WELD update on reentry after justice system
The Everett City Council's Community Health and Safety Committee will hear a presentation from WELD on the reentry system for individuals leaving the justice system. The committee will also discuss proposed agenda items for future meetings, including CPTED tools for homeowners, transportation safety, crime statistics…
Parks Commission to discuss dog park, shelter rentals, and new projects
The Redford Township Parks Commission is holding a regular meeting to discuss unfinished business, including additional park projects and a dog park update, as well as new business such as park shelter rentals, the Handy Wildflower Garden, and a meeting venue change. The agenda also includes routine items like minutes…
Council to vote on parking district changes, Measure A funds, and multiple contracts
The Alhambra City Council is holding a special meeting to consider a consent agenda of routine items, including modifications to the Midwick Park/Alhambra Hills Tract Preferred Parking District, a Measure A homelessness funding agreement, and several contract awards and amendments. Public comment is limited to 3…
Council to vote on $11M in sewer bonds and Project HOPE housing funding
The Bangor City Council will hold public hearings and vote on two major sewer infrastructure financing measures totaling over $11 million, plus a resolution to fund Project HOPE, a housing navigation program for people experiencing homelessness. The consent agenda includes routine items like quitclaim deeds and a…
Committee reviews scored Tier 1 homelessness and basic needs grant applications
The Auburn Human Services Committee will review and discuss scored Tier 1 applications for Homelessness and Housing Stability, as well as Basic Needs/Job Training/Education programs. The committee will also consider approving minutes from the August 10 meeting. A representative from Catholic Community Services'…
Dallas housing committee reviews homeless services, shelter updates, and upcoming council items
The Housing and Homelessness Solutions Committee will meet to approve minutes, receive briefings on the Dallas is Home initiative, the Dallas Street Response monthly outcomes, a proposed legislative agenda, and a Pallet Shelter update. The committee will also discuss upcoming City Council agenda items, including…
Council to review city efforts on homelessness
The Common Council will hold a special meeting to review the city's efforts to address homelessness. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the agenda consists solely of a discussion item.
Homelessness council oversight committee meets to review program updates
The Contra Costa Council on Homelessness Oversight Committee is meeting virtually to receive updates on several homelessness programs, including the Encampment Resolution Fund (ERF), Coordinated Entry System (CES), RED Team, and Youth Advisory Board (YAB). The agenda is primarily informational, with no specific…
Knox County commissioners to weigh sales tax policy, sheriff's cruiser donation
The Knox County Board of Commissioners will hold a regular session with a departmental update from Job and Family Services, followed by votes on several resolutions including a sales tax reimbursement policy, LEPC appointments, a retired police cruiser donation, and a shelter services agreement. The meeting also…
Council to consider forming two community facilities districts and related bond measures
The Jurupa Valley City Council will hold public hearings on establishing two Community Facilities Districts (CFDs) — one citywide and one for The Farm — which could lead to special taxes and bonded indebtedness. The council will also consider zoning changes for bus dispatch facilities and metal shipping containers, as…
Committee to discuss mandatory trash collection policy and safe parking in Moss Landing
The Health, Housing, Homelessness and Human Services Committee will receive presentations and provide direction on two policy items: a workplan for mandatory solid waste collection and exemptions, and the 2026 Action Plan for Building Safe and Thriving Communities. They will also hear a verbal update on a potential…