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Commissioners applaud opening of Marshall Street Landing permanent supportive housing
Summary
Commissioners and officials celebrated the opening of Marshall Street Landing, an 85‑unit permanent supportive housing development led by Family Tree and partners, intended for households at or below 30% area median income with on‑site services and 24/7 management.
Commissioners and other officials highlighted the Oct. ribbon‑cutting for Marshall Street Landing, an 85‑unit permanent supportive housing development operated by Family Tree that provides one‑ and two‑bedroom apartments with on‑site services for individuals and families experiencing literal and chronic homelessness.
Commissioner remarks noted the development offers trauma‑informed case management, community space, 24/7 staffing and professional property management, and that households must have incomes at or below 30% of area median income to qualify. Officials said the project is an evidence‑based model that pairs housing subsidies with wraparound services to help people stabilize and move toward independence. The county was one of multiple partners in the project, and county commissioners described the opening as a significant milestone.
No board action was taken; the remarks were part of commissioners’ regular reports.
