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Council weighs use of Affordable Housing funds for homeless services

Omak City Council · April 6, 2026
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Summary

City Administrator Todd McDaniel told councilmembers that $12,000 in the 2026 Affordable Housing budget may not be eligible for homeless services; McDaniel asked whether the council wants to cover the expense from Current Expense and will consult the auditor.

City Administrator Todd McDaniel reported to the council that $12,000 in the 2026 budget currently allocated under Affordable Housing may not be eligible to fund homeless services. McDaniel said he will consult with the city auditor when they are onsite to confirm eligibility and recommended the Council consider funding the charge from the Current Expense fund if necessary.

Councilmember Michelle Gaines favored using Current Expense to cover the expenditure while Member Barry Freel suggested the Financial Committee discuss how to direct the Affordable Housing Fund. No final decision was recorded; McDaniel will follow up with the auditor and staff will return with guidance to a future meeting.