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County outlines $10.8 million Encampment Resolution Fund project: shelter, micro‑village and navigation center on track for 2025 completion
Summary
Health and Human Services updated the board on the state-funded Encampment Resolution project: site demolition and asbestos abatement are complete, the plan calls for a 60‑bed shelter, 50 micro‑village units, kitchen and community facilities, and staff reported $3M expended and $6M obligated toward a $10.8M award.
Del Norte County Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) told the Board of Supervisors that work on the state-funded Encampment Resolution Fund project is underway and remains on a schedule aimed at completion before the next winter season.
DHHS Director Renell Brown told the board the county was awarded about $10,800,000 by the state to create a housing continuum that includes outreach and encampment cleanup, a navigation center, a 60‑bed congregate emergency shelter, roughly 50 micro‑village units, kitchen and bathroom facilities, a community building, storage, laundry and on-site supportive services. “This continues to be a very collaborative project,” Brown said.
What’s done so far: DHHS reported asbestos remediation and controlled burn of the old mental health building were…
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