Permanent supportive housing project stalls as RCHDC signals it may step back
Plumas County staff told the Behavioral Health Commission it had received an email from RCHDC indicating the nonprofit's proposed development “may not be a viable option” for meeting a state housing-community development deadline; county staff are exploring next steps including issuing a request for proposals or seeking external consultation.
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Plumas County behavioral health staff told commissioners June 11 that a planned partnership with RCHDC for permanent supportive housing may not proceed, and that the county is seeking clarification and planning alternatives.
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