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Lake County supervisors organize planning team for $1.5 million Continuum of Care encampment grant
Summary
A Lake County supervisor said the county received a $1.5 million Continuum of Care grant and will convene a planning team to develop an 'encampment resolution' to move people from street encampments into services.
Supervisor (unnamed), a member of the Lake County Board of Supervisors, said the county received a $1.5 million Continuum of Care grant and will form a planning team to develop an encampment resolution aimed at getting people off the streets and into services.
The supervisor told colleagues during the calendars portion of the meeting that the county will hold a planning-team meeting tomorrow afternoon to begin work on using the Continuum of Care funds. "We receive $1,500,000 as a Continuum of Care. Get people off the streets, from their encampments," the supervisor said.
The comment was given as a personal-calendar update and did not include details about program design, eligible uses, or an implementation timeline. The supervisor also did not specify which county department will manage the grant, whether the funds require matching local dollars, or whether the county must meet performance metrics tied to Continuum of Care rules.
No formal board action was taken during the calendars item. The supervisor characterized the meeting tomorrow as a planning step; any formal direction to county staff, contract approvals, or budget amendments were not reported at this meeting.
