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Housing Successor recommends $625,000-plus for homeless prevention and rapid rehousing; council approves funding package
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Summary
The council approved Housing Successor agency funding recommendations for homeless prevention and rapid rehousing for 2025–26, including a $375,000 allocation for a group of providers and specific awards to Latino Leadership Council, The Gathering Inn and Salvation Army.
The Roseville City Council on May 21 approved funding recommendations from the housing successor agency for the 2025–26 Homeless Prevention and Rapid Rehousing (HPRR) program.
Susanna Crowell, housing analyst, presented the HPRR recommendations and said the program — established in 2017 with initial support from Sutter Health — uses housing-successor low- and moderate-income housing asset funds and a state permanent-local-housing-allocation award to support homelessness prevention and rapid rehousing. Crowell said the city received eight applications and prioritized measurable outcomes; the funding pool for the year is less than $600,000, making award decisions “particularly challenging.”
Staff recommended awarding a combined $375,000 to AMI Housing, St. Vincent de Paul, and Kids First (listed together in staff materials), $25,000 to Latino Leadership Council, $125,000 to The Gathering Inn, and $20,000 to the Salvation Army. Supporters from The Gathering Inn addressed the council and thanked the city for prior support; The Gathering Inn's chief strategy officer described the impact of rehousing services on families.
The council adopted a resolution approving the funding recommendations and authorized the city manager to execute related grant agreements. Councilmembers recorded roll-call votes in favor.
