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Plano's neighborhood-services director outlines housing, homelessness and volunteer programs
Plano City Council · March 10, 2026
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Summary
Assistant City Manager Curtis Howard presented neighborhood-services work: a point-in-time count that located about 178 unhoused people, housing-rehab grants, emergency-repair assistance, and volunteer-driven projects to maintain aging housing stock.
The City's neighborhood-services director briefed the council on programs addressing housing needs, aging housing stock and homelessness.
Curtis Howard described three department divisions (neighborhood engagement, community services and property standards) and outlined programs including emergency repair grants, a $2.9 million…
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