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Council reports: homeless survey finds 25 individuals; housing task force, clinic noted
Summary
Councilmember Kaitlin Myers reported a local homeless survey identifying 25 individuals, noted a Free Health Clinic women’s clinic, and announced upcoming housing task force meetings; other council members reported on boards and agency meetings and the mayor announced travel to Washington, D.C.
At the Feb. 24 meeting Councilmember Kaitlin Myers reported on the local legislative session and a recent homelessness survey that identified 25 individuals experiencing homelessness in the community. She noted the Free Health Clinic will host a women’s clinic and that upcoming policy changes and a housing task force meeting were planned; she also said she had met with an applicant for the city’s low‑income housing impact fee waiver program.
Other council members provided brief updates: Councilmember Tawny Knutson‑Boyd reported meetings related to Canyonlands Health Care Special Service District and the museum board; Councilmember Miles Loftin attended Planning Commission and Grand Water and Sewer Service Agency meetings; Councilmember Jason Taylor attended airport board and travel council meetings. Mayor Joette Langianese said she will travel to Washington, D.C., next week and that Councilmember Taylor will travel to Washington with outfitters to lobby; she and City Attorney Nathan Bracken reviewed legislative priorities and potential impacts on future Community Impact Fund Board applications.
The minutes do not provide raw survey methodology or follow‑up timelines; Myers’ remarks indicate ongoing local coordination on homelessness and housing policy.
