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City launches new initiative to tackle homelessness crisis

August 03, 2024 | Sunnyvale , Santa Clara County, California



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City launches new initiative to tackle homelessness crisis
During a recent government meeting, officials discussed the pressing issue of homelessness in Sunnyvale, highlighting the city's ongoing efforts to address the crisis. The conversation centered around the launch of a safe parking study, a key initiative stemming from the 2020 housing strategy that emphasized extensive public outreach.

The safe parking study is a new endeavor for the city, which only established a dedicated role for homeless services last year. The meeting underscored the importance of this initiative, as it aims to provide solutions for individuals experiencing homelessness in the area.

Additionally, the county released specific data from the January 2023 point-in-time count, which sheds light on the current state of homelessness in Sunnyvale. This data is expected to inform the safe parking study and guide future policies aimed at alleviating homelessness in the community. The discussions reflect a growing commitment from city officials to tackle this critical issue and improve the lives of vulnerable residents.

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