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Sunnyvale unveils draft homelessness strategic plan; staff seek public feedback ahead of council review
Summary
City staff presented a 2025 draft strategic plan to address homelessness in Sunnyvale, reviewed current programs and five goals (collaboration, housing/shelter, prevention, quality of life and equity), and invited public feedback through five station‑based activities and an online survey; council review is planned for July.
City of Sunnyvale housing staff presented a draft 2025 strategic plan to address homelessness at a public meeting, outlining five goals and asking residents to provide feedback at in‑room stations or online.
Amanda Stultz, the city’s housing officer, told attendees the plan is intended to help the city direct limited resources "to ensure that we are doing the best for our community members and, are driven by, what the community and what our council wants." She reviewed existing programs, including a tenant‑based rental assistance program run by Sunnyvale Community Services, seven‑day street outreach contracted to We Hope, a 5‑room non‑congregate hotel shelter and the Dignity on Wheels mobile hygiene service.
The draft plan sets five goals: strengthen regional collaboration and coordination; expand and support housing, services and shelter (including vehicle‑focused options); prevent homelessness and displacement; improve…
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