Roseville initiates unique housing project with expanded services and city leadership

The City of Sacramento's Housing Authority and City Council meeting on May 13, 2025, focused on a new housing project aimed at enhancing support services for residents. Key discussions highlighted the staffing and service structure for the initiative, which will include two full-time property managers and security personnel available after hours.

The project will also employ four full-time case managers, with support from County Behavioral Health to provide necessary behavioral health services. A significant aspect of the project is the connection to CalAIM, a program designed to ensure that clients receive comprehensive services. The city plans to facilitate connections for all participants to this program, ensuring they benefit from the available resources.

Additionally, the project will cater to veteran clients, offering specialized services tailored to their needs. A notable feature of this initiative is that the City of Sacramento will take on the role of lead service provider. This approach allows the city to issue a Request for Proposals (RFP) for the services required, enhancing accountability and control over the quality of services provided.

The meeting also touched on the expansion of the Roseville Road area and the ongoing Street to Housing program, indicating a broader strategy to improve housing and support services in the city. Further updates on these initiatives are expected in the coming weeks.