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Glendora council renews outreach approach, motel‑voucher use and recommends contractor renewal for homeless services
Summary
After a staff update, the council unanimously accepted recommendations to continue street outreach, motel vouchers and to renew the city’s outreach contract; staff reported use of motel vouchers and a $50,000 San Gabriel Valley COG grant tied to recent placements and said permanent housing remains scarce.
The Glendora City Council voted unanimously to accept staff recommendations to continue the city’s street‑outreach and motel‑voucher approach and to renew the city’s outreach contract. Human Services Supervisor Eric Dermyer presented the update and described service activity, funding sources and next steps.
Why it matters: Council accepted staff’s request to maintain the city’s approach to homelessness response — a mix of outreach, short‑term interim housing (motel vouchers), referrals to case management and partnerships with regional providers — at a time when permanent housing placements remain constrained by voucher availability.
Dermyer said the city’s outreach partner (referred to in the meeting as Lakota or Los Angeles Centers for Alcohol and Drug Abuse outreach team) and the…
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