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Whidbey Homeless Coalition outlines services and challenges to council

City of Langley City Council · May 18, 2026
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Summary

Tanya Stager‑Gran reported on services at the Haven and House of Hope, citing affordable housing shortages and limited timely access to medical and mental‑health providers as the greatest challenges; councilmembers asked about demographics and service delivery.

Representatives of the Whidbey Homeless Coalition briefed the Langley City Council on May 18 about services the organization provides through the Haven and the House of Hope. Tanya Stager‑Gran provided the overview and identified the greatest challenges as finding affordable housing and timely medical and mental‑health providers.

Councilmembers followed with questions about client demographics and the practical challenges of service delivery in Island County. The minutes record the presentation and the council’s questions but do not include verbatim quotes or numerical caseload figures in the public record.