Mayor: New budget is city’s ‘biggest investment’ ever to end homelessness
The Berkeley City Council voted Tuesday night to put $400,000 toward an ambitious new shelter program estimated to cost more than $2 million each year to run.Â
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New homeless initiatives projected to cost Berkeley up to $4.3M
A new report breaks down the projected costs of each piece of the ambitious homelessness plan, and puts forth recommendations for the elements to prioritize.
Major homelessness plan gets first vote of confidence from Berkeley City Council
The Pathways Project includes short-term measures — including two new living facilities — and a long-term plan for ending homelessness in Berkeley.
Ambitious proposal seeks to shake up the way Berkeley handles homelessness
A tent-cabin village and a pet-friendly shelter are included in Mayor Jesse ArreguĂn and Councilwoman Sophie Hahn’s plan to address Berkeley’s growing homeless population.
