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HSH proposes $101M Prop C interim-housing expansion, reallocates $88.5M to breaking-the-cycle initiative
Summary
The Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing presented the mayor's proposed Prop C spending plan on June 4, highlighting a $101 million investment to expand interim housing capacity, a $27 million reserve to backstop federal emergency housing vouchers (EHVs), and a mayoral trailing legislation proposing a one-time reallocation of $88.5 million from unencumbered OCO funds and earned interest.
The Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing presented the mayor's proposed Prop C spending plan on June 4, highlighting a $101 million investment to expand interim housing capacity, a $27 million reserve to backstop federal emergency housing vouchers (EHVs), and a mayoral trailing legislation proposing a one-time reallocation of $88.5 million from unencumbered OCO funds and earned interest to support the "breaking the cycle" initiative.
The proposal matters because it shifts a substantial amount of OCO funds toward interim-shelter operations and hotel/urgent-accommodation vouchers while relying on reserves and changing how some OCO revenues could be allocated in future years. HSH officials said the allocations preserve previously approved OCO programs but redirect unencumbered balances to a multi-year shelter and voucher expansion.
Christine Roland, budget director for…
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