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Council backs Mason Street warming center for upcoming season and asks staff for broader homeless action plan
Summary
The council approved use of the former Greyhound building at 1040 Mason Street as the warming center for the coming winter season, directed staff to continue partnerships and security arrangements, and asked housing staff to develop a broader homeless action plan and return with additional briefings and a JPA update in October.
The Vacaville City Council voted Sept. 9 to designate the former Greyhound bus depot at 1040 Mason Street as the city's warming center for the upcoming cold season and directed staff to continue coordinating security, custodial services and transportation for activations. Council members also asked staff to develop a broader homeless action plan and to return with a report from the Joint Powers Authority and other stakeholders in October.
Background and triggers: Staff said the city previously used the Mason Street site for warming-center activations in two winter seasons. The triggers for activation are described in the city's…
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