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F1a - Homeless Services Quarterly Report

Paso Robles City Council
August 18, 2026

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F1a - Homeless Services Quarterly Report
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August 18, 2026
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Quarterly Update
August 18, 2026
Date: July 31, 2026

PASO ROBLES

CITY OF

HOMELESS SERVICES DIVISION
Goal 3:

Housing &
Homelessness
Implement a Coordinated Homelessness Communications and Outreach Framework Aligned with City and Regional Efforts

COMMUNICATION & OUTREACH
Community Resource Guide Public Dashboard
City Council Updates Homeless Services Webpage
A guide to local services,
organizations, and support
available in our community.

Quarterly data and impact
updates to promote
transparency and keep the
community informed.

Quarterly presentations to
City Council that provides
updates and answers
questions.

Central hub for information,
resources, and FAQs
OBJECTIVE 1

KEY HIGHLIGHTS
October 1, 2025 - June 30, 2026 (9 Months)

CITY IMPACT & HOMELESSNESS DASHBOARD
111 142 168k

PERMANENTLY
HOUSED
directly from
90-Day Program

CAT OUTREACH

CONTACTS

POUNDS OF TRASH

REMOVED
OBJECTIVE 1

COFFEE WITH THE CITY
Featuring Homeless Services
OBJECTIVE 1

NORTH COUNTY HOMELESSNESS

NETWORK
OBJECTIVE 1
Housing Opportunities Mean Everything
Domestic Violence, Housing, and the Cost of
Inaction
In Partnership with
Encampment Resolution Funding (ERF)
Grant Submitted
Key stakeholder engagement to ensure
accurate and timely information
Expand Affordable Housing Development and Implementation Opportunities

AFFORDABLE HOUSING
OBJECTIVE 2
Housing opportunities for extremely
low-income households
FAQs developed and provided upon request
Increase Access to Behavioral Health, Detox, and Substance Use Services

HEALTHCARE ACCESS
OBJECTIVE 3
Health Pop-Up
Primary Care Visits
Health & Housing Navigation
STI/ HIV/ Hep C Testing & Treatment
Food Bags & Water
Trashcans serviced daily
No Overnight Parking Signs extended
into corridor
Earth Shine & ECHO partnership for
Adopt-A-Street
ECHO establishing a Good Neighbor
Policy
Rec Foundation partnership to expand
lighting
Earth Shine Monthly Cleanup Event
Advance Coordinated, Place-Based Strategies that Improve Public Health, Safety, & Quality of Life in Areas Most Affected by Homelessness

PLACE-BASED STRATEGIES
OBJECTIVE 4
Black Oak Drive Corridor Riverwalk Trail
Interactive quarterly data across all three pillars is available online, updated as partner agencies validate new figures.

EXPLORE THE FULL DASHBOARD
[email protected]
prcity.com/homelessness
(805) 835-3106

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