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Alameda board reviews midyear work plan, staff seeks volunteers for Jan. 22 point‑in‑time count
Summary
Staff told the board the community needs assessment will be led by staff with three stakeholder sessions and presented a draft for board feedback; Homelessness Manager Camille Rodriguez requested volunteers for a Jan. 22 citywide point‑in‑time count and explained HMIS and PIT 'known location' data.
The Social Service & Human Relations Board reviewed midyear progress on its 2025–26 work plan and discussed how staff and board members will share responsibilities in producing a community needs assessment that will feed the city’s next strategic plan.
Gresa Manon, program manager in the Housing & Human Services Division, and staff said the needs assessment will be led by division staff with consultant support; board members were invited to participate in three stakeholder sessions and to review a draft needs assessment before it is finalized. Manon told the board the assessment will inform the next five‑year strategic plan and that staff will collect…
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