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Supervisors approve Good Neighbor Policy for shelter and housing programs; policy to be included in contracts
Summary
The board adopted a countywide Good Neighbor Policy setting minimum standards for county-funded shelters and housing programs, directing contracting staff to update agreements and work with sites on community engagement and site-specific addenda.
The Sacramento County Board of Supervisors on March 25 adopted a countywide Good Neighbor Policy for shelters and housing programs serving people experiencing homelessness and authorized department directors to update contracts to ensure compliance.
"The good neighbor policy addresses several key areas, setting minimum standard practices, including but not limited to sufficient parking, waiting areas, and restrooms so as to not disrupt the surrounding communities, maintenance and cleanliness standards, including debris removal, graffiti removal, and landscaping, managing crowds and anyone who's loitering in the area, surrounding these programs, and keeping good community relationships with neighboring residents and…
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