The county is approving a new plan to address homelessness. The Sonoma County Board of Supervisors voted yesterday to support a five-year strategic plan to reduce homelessness, one developed by the Continuum of Care, the county’s homeless services system of care. The main goals of the plan are to make 200 interim housing beds available in the county, as well as 1,000 permanent housing beds. They also want to provide stronger supportive services, and have local government and groups who work on homelessness work out of one coordinated system. It also calls for strengthening the supportive service network by ensuring that pay and benefits for supportive services staff reflects a livable wage for Sonoma County.
Sonoma County Supervisors Approve New 5-Year Plan Regarding Homelessness
