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Fiscal Court hears update on Homeless Coalition efforts, tiny home planning and $40,000 for hotel vouchers
Summary
Magistrate Steve Sleeper reported progress on a Community Recovery Center, a Homeless Management Information System, and early-stage planning for a Tiny Home Village; $40,000 was allocated for hotel vouchers and funding for an engineering plat has been secured.
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Magistrate Steve Sleeper provided an update on local efforts to support people experiencing homelessness, including the Homeless Coalition’s progress toward a Community Recovery Center and use of a Homeless Management Information System. Sleeper said $40,000 has been allocated for hotel vouchers and Family Services is participating in planning for a Tiny Home Village; funding for a required engineering plat has been secured and a formal project budget is being developed.
Sleeper also said the county’s food bank is well stocked. He thanked Magistrate Jamey Gay and the committee for work on Martin Luther King Day programs. The court did not take a formal vote authorizing a Tiny Home Village during this meeting, and details such as a project timeline and total project cost were not specified on the record.
