Agenda packet — San Luis Obispo City Council, June 18, 2024 (part 3 of 6)

• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (4)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes but strong efforts would need to be made to keep the facility exterior areas clean, safe, and free of the typical issues surrounding sites of homeless congregation (trash, open drug use, carts full of property all around, etc.)
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:34 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Private property/security

3. Community health & safety

4. Environmental impact

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
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Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
No response
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
I do not live in the city of slo and the city I do live in has some kind of temporary housing. What I am noticing is there are a lot of unhoused loitering around that temporary housing that would not normally be there.

Their unkempt, mentally unstable, drug added presence around businesses deters me from shopping in those areas. I do not want to fall victim to one of their mental outbursts or physical violence.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:34 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Community health & safety

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Private property/security

5. Environmental impact

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
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• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
Absolutely. I've got unhoused folks already in my neighborhood so if there was a
Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Amy Skidmore
inside Neighborhood 10
December 20, 2023, 9:35 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Community health & safety

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
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• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
No response
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (5) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes! These are our neighbors! We have a moral obligation to lift them out of their current situation.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:35 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Other - I don't have time to volunteer but I give donations to non-profits serving the homeless
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
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Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Other - I'm not an expert on what the right solutions are and so I'd rather rely on the experts to prioritize this! (1)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
yes
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:37 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Online sign up
• Evening hours
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Community health & safety

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
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• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:37 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
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• Local News Website
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (4) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes. The stipulation would be that individuals accepted into this program are thoroughly vetted for criminal history and substance abuse issues.

This type of program would be more palatable to the neighborhood if individuals participated in community service or beatification projects, which would benefit the neighborhood.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Alejandro Hernandez
inside Neighborhood 5
December 20, 2023, 9:39 AM
Question 1
• Outside SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Weekend hours
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Environmental impact

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Community health & safety

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
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• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
yes
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:40 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Community health & safety

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Private property/security

Question 12
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• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
yes
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:42 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Occasionally/Monthly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Private property/security

4. Environmental impact

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
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• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Other - Give them the option for either addiction/mental health treatment or jail.Get them off the streets. (5)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
No. Permanent housing provides them no incentive to participate in society. Handouts are not the answer. Temporary shelter until they get on their feet, with a maximum time limit, yes. But then its up to them.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Scott Giem
inside Neighborhood 10
December 20, 2023, 9:42 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Online sign up
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Community health & safety

4. Environmental impact

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Approach the individual
Question 11
• Other - Work with homeless
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
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• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Other - More effort needs to be put into understanding the nature of being homeless. Addiction and mental health are poorly funded and thus not addressed. (5)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
This is a loaded question, and it would depend on who is doing the work.

I'm not impressed with any of the current businesses and people providing these services.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:43 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
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• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes because something has to be done. The homelessness has gotten out of control.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:45 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Environmental impact

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
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• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
• Other - Cleanups (1)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
No. I'd be worried about those with mental health issues being near me.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:48 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Weekend hours
• Evening hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Community health & safety
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
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• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
YES WITHOUT RESERVATION. Services need to go somewhere, and the alternate to providing services is not "unhoused people disappear," but rather "unhoused people continue to live unhoused in my community." Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:51 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8
No response
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Other - All monies are spent without any results. Many homeless do not want the help. (10)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
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No, not without 24hr security & rules. The issue is many of the homeless enjoy their lifestyle, they are held to no rules and they know this, zero responsibility placed on them. There has been a boat load of money spent on this issues and it keeps getting worse. This seems to be the 4th or 5th type of survey from a new person in-charge with grand ideas that well result in nothing, just saying more money is needed. Please stop wasting money and time on an issue that does not want to be fixed.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:53 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Community health & safety

3. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
Question 10
• Call 911
Question 11
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (3)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (5)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
no
Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:54 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
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Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Private property/security

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Environmental impact

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:56 AM
Question 1
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• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Online sign up
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Environmental impact

3. Private property/security

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (4)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes , its so needed.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:59 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
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Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Community health & safety

3. Private property/security

4. Environmental impact

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (7) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
NO
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 9:59 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
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• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Other - My work and home obligations currently do not afford this time and my current volunteer efforts are focused on youth support and mentoring.

Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Environmental impact

5. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Absolutely. Case management and accountability combines with stability and supportive services works for long-term success, as well as in the short term to keep individuals experiencing homelessness, trauma, mental health and addiction issues safe and to enhance quality of life and both the perception and reality of safety in the community as a whole safe. There needs to be a focus on root cause issues - get people housed/sheltered, get them services and set expectations for conduct and accountability that are monitored and enforced regularly via case management, behavioral health and/or court oversight.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:00 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
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• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Environmental impact

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No
Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:05 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
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• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

4. Environmental impact

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No - safety concerns
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:05 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
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Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Community health & safety

4. Environmental impact

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

Question 12
• Other - Enforcing current laws (10)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
No, they’re never run right and the people living in them.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:05 AM
Question 1
• Outside SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8
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1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No. I believe that there are other areas of the city that this type of project would be able to support without bringing all the extra curricular persons and activities that would encompass a project of this magnitude. And to not infringe on the wellbeing of existing homeowners.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:06 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - Nothing, i am a parks employee who has been assaulted multiple times.
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Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Environmental impact

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Private property/security

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (5) • Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (5)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
no,drug addiction is the number one problem.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:10 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Community health & safety

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
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• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes
Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:12 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Environmental impact

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
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• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (4) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
No. I don't want people not in the program visiting. While the people in the program may be working towards a better future, the people that they have left behind on the streets will visit and bring theft, drugs, etc into the neighborhood.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:13 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Private property/security

3. Environmental impact

4. Community health & safety

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - Through my interactions with fellow employees Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (5) • Other - Enforcement of existing laws (5)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No.

In larger Cities this type of housing is called "the projects" and draws disproportionate attention of emergency services. It also negatively affects the surrounding businesses and residences. 40 Prado exemplifies this.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:15 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Private property/security

5. Environmental impact

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• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes, because some people need help and would not be able to support themselves. I think it would be a better and cost-effective long-term solution to have them placed in a permanent housing project to receive support instead of living on the streets with no support and guidance.

Having them stay on the streets would not help them or the community.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:16 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Environmental impact

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Community health & safety

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
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• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (8)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes. The arguments against facilities are just random thoughts. Lots of “could” cause problems. Just because people can say something could or might be a problem doesn’t make it reality. Homeless people are generally non-violent. Would like to see if statistics back that up.

We need permanent housing with services and constant supervision.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:17 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Environmental impact

4. Private property/security

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

Question 12
• Other - The enforcement of existing laws and local Municipal Codes. (10)
Question 13
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1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
No.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:19 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Online sign up
• Evening hours
• Other - Local programs that actually help house people instead of shuffling them around the county.

Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Community health & safety

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
No response
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (5)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
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2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
YES
Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:24 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Private property/security

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Environmental impact

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• None of the above
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (4) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (3)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
No. We have many children in our neighborhood who play outside all the time and I don't think it would be safe unless people have routine checkups to avoid violent outbursts.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
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Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:25 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8
No response
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
No response
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:28 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
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Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Other - Other options (4)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
No
Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:29 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
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• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Private property/security

4. Community health & safety

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (4) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
I would support this project going in at the DSS parking lot, where there is space away from near residential addresses. I would not support this project if there is no accountability held for those utilizing services.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:38 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
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Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Community health & safety

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Google
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes, they definitely need help with these types of services. Especially mental health I think is a big aspect of where they need help the most.

Once they get that mental health support, they might eventually find a job, a place to live which in turn help them get off that street.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Jordan Martinez
outside Neighborhoods
December 20, 2023, 10:44 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
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Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Other - Seeing more funding for social workers and restorative programs rather than the sweeps that occur and land folx in Jail. Thought the city is not state funded, working to establish Mutual Aid channels as SEMS indicates as necessary to support mental health
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Community health & safety

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - Depending on my own mental state/capacity walk away if they seem ok or offer a smile and eye contact to see if they can be approached at all or need assistance.I keep xtra sweaters & dry food/water in my car so offering that if lucid.

Question 11
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
• Other - Word of mouth
Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (7)
• Other - More funding for CAT team or similar programs addressing mental health since we are a mental health resource desert (2) Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
YES. Every person deserves dignity & empathy & this is a step in expressing that sentiment thru action.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:46 AM
Question 1
• Outside SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
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• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Evening hours
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Community health & safety

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Environmental impact

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Kyle Bell
inside Neighborhood 7
December 20, 2023, 10:47 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
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Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Community health & safety

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Google
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (3)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes, no one should be suffering from lack of housing, we all need to help our community members who are in need.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:53 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
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• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - Stop services for homelessness and have taxpayer dollars go to a better cause.

Question 8

1. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - Not interested in helping them. Walk away and let them fend for themselves.

Question 11
• Other - I'm actively not interested in finding resources for the homeless Question 12
• Other - Send them to ASH or jail. (10)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No, stop services immediately. Taxpayer money should be spent smarter and fiscally responsible.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 10:57 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Environmental impact

5. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

6. Private property/security
Question 9
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• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
Question 10
• Other - Ignore them.

Question 11
• Google
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (3)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
Yes, even if I lived in city limits, this would be a great opportunity not just for the individual, but the city as a whole to show that they do care about their population. Also, not only are people able to get the help they need to either get better (mentally) and get job training, it creates more career opportunities for people in the field of helping others.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 11:00 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
No response
Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Environmental impact

3. Community health & safety
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
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• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - be mindful of my safety, maybe talk to them, offer help but ultimately- there are so many resources for them to get assistance Question 11
• Google
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
• Other - More accountability with drug/alcohol treatment, path towards working and then housing (3)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes, but there are many areas of county that are unincorporated that could give room and land for these facilities so not to impact established neighborhoods
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 11:20 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Environmental impact

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
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Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Google
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
I would support a permanent supportive housing with support services to unhoused members of the community. I would recommend a vetting process for individuals who enter these housing opportunities though. If subsidized with public funds, I would like to see restrictions on allowing individuals who are under the influence of alcohol/drugs not to be admitted to these facilities. Individuals would need to be sober at the time of their admittance, and the facility would need to promote sobriety for the duration the individual is housed there. I would also like to see transparency for events that happen in these facilties to show more accountability in the organizations that run them.

Adding a variety of support services would also be beneficial to the community. Having only one service support unit in the city might not benifitical as they can become easily overwhelmed and not be able to provide good/consistant support to individuals and leave a bad impression of certain members. Having a choice on what service provider might provide more options for individuals.

Lastly, I would like to emphasize again accountability. Accountability for both the services providers and the unhoused is key to addressing this crisis.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Jason Meeks
inside Neighborhood 10
December 20, 2023, 11:27 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
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Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - Being a City Employee, most of my information comes from meetings, etc. I also get my information from local news sources Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No. I currently reside next to a sober living house (Gryphon Home). The amount of increased traffic on our street (foot and vehicle), lack of parking, profane language, second-hand cigarette smoke, can be intolerable at times. Additionally daily probation department visits and other emergency related response greatly disrupts an otherwise peaceful and harmonious street.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Curtis Bradley
inside Neighborhood 5
December 20, 2023, 11:31 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.
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Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Environmental impact

5. Private property/security

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• SLO City website
Question 12
No response
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
no
Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 11:35 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Environmental impact

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Other - “Information” about homeless programs is by and large functionally useless. Most programs are set up by organizations for PR and to pat themselves on the bag.

Question 12
• Other - SLO City (and county) has spent millions of dollars on services to benefit homelessness. The majority of them do not want to or are incapable of programming. We welcome them here and yet are surprised when crime goes up & our downtown isn’t safe for kids. (10) Question 13

1. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No. San Francisco is the exact model for why outreach and traditional programs to address homelessness has an opposite and nearly equal detrimental outcome to the community.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 11:46 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Environmental impact

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Community health & safety

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
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• Other - Resources for people needing regular medication and increased structure for success to stop the revolving door of streets to county jail, they are stabilized in jail then with no resources on the street go off meds, etc and wind up back in jail (3)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

3. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
Yes, a well managed project will not be a threat to a neighborhood.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 11:53 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Environmental impact

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (10)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
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5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No, the neighborhood I live in has a lot of families and a low population of homeless that I wouldn't want to increase that by offering housing there.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Shawn Hafley
inside Neighborhood 8
December 20, 2023, 12:04 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
• Other - Mental Health Services (1)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
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2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
No. I believe a development from the ground up will serve the community better in an area the may have better tolerance of disruption.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 12:40 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Environmental impact

3. Private property/security

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13
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1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Maybe.

There are plenty of areas where this can be done that don't include established neighborhoods. Housing costs in this area are astronomically high and residents that pay those prices have high expectations for what their neighborhood does or does NOT include.

There are plenty of areas that can be converted to mixed use to accomplish these needs. I see many vacant buildings like Ross, Betty's, Sears, etc... we should convert those already existing buildings and use them as resources. This will allow the needs of the unhoused to be met while not putting them in residential neighborhoods.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 1:26 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Community health & safety

3. Private property/security

4. Environmental impact

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
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• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No potential for increased criminal activity.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Adam H
outside Neighborhoods
December 20, 2023, 1:44 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Environmental impact

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Other - More funding needs to be spent on RESOLVING the homeless epidemic. Lets figure out and fix why so many people in Ca are becoming homeless instead of continuing to make being homeless more comfortable. (1)
Question 13
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1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
No. Because I am confident from what I've seen so far that it will, in short term, become run down and unsustainable. Government projects seem to always look good for a short time then bring a neighborhood down and become neglected and property owners in the area suffer the consequences.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 1:46 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
No response
Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

Question 12
• Other - Make laws to hold Homeless accountable and don't allow them to continue desecrating our city. Business owners are suffering, Downtown is suffering, many homeless choose to be unhoused.its a lifestyle choice. Help the ones that need help, Police the rest (10) Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No, for most its a lifestyle choice, ask your case workers they will be honest with you. Help those who truly need help, hold those accountable who are choosing it as a lifestyle with no regard for residents and local 70 | communityfeedback.opengov.com/13401 Created with OpenGov | January 22, 2024, 9:43 AM Survey Report: Preventing and Addressing Homelessness in the City of SLO Contribute your feedback to inform the City's homelessness response efforts and initiatives

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business.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 2:17 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Environmental impact

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

Question 12
• Other - Funding to arrest people who are under the influence of drugs and alcohol. (10)
Question 13

1. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
No. I do not want the crime associated with drug use anywhere my family or home.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
doug carscaden
inside Neighborhood 4
December 20, 2023, 2:38 PM
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Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Community health & safety

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Private property/security

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
no, the right spot needs to be found.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 3:13 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
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• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

3. Private property/security

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes, and we should look at cities that have successful programs such as Reno.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 3:37 PM
Question 1
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• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - I’m pretty conflicted about helping homeless, I think it’s important to show compassion for all, but there are also some real shitbags that I would not welcome in my town
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - Ask Dan or Megan
Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Other - Enforcement to prevent unsavory individuals from taking over public spaces (5)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
No. I think affordable housing needs to be addressed at the planning/building level. building and zoning regulations need to allow for developers to build smaller, denser and creative ways to sell and affordable units at market rates.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Tom Tacker
outside Neighborhoods
December 20, 2023, 3:40 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
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• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Environmental impact

3. Community health & safety

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
Yes, but not in in high numbers in any given area because it would be drop property values. I think the needle exchange program needs to be one to one exchange. Have you seen the needles by the creek? This is a major concern that needs to be addressed!
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 4:01 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
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Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No
Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 4:33 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Environmental impact

3. Private property/security

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
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Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - drugs/alcohol are not mental health self inflicted Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• Other - actually find someone that knows law so we can actually have police enforce the law (10)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
no
Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 20, 2023, 8:04 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Community health & safety

3. Private property/security

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
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• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Other - Fund private security and medically trained professionals to staff already in place services to stop the constant drain on public safety (police and fire) (10)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
I have not yet seen this work and if we are to use Prado as an example it is a failure of services offered and the toll it takes on the environment and everyone around.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 21, 2023, 7:32 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Evening hours
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Environmental impact

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Community health & safety

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• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
Yes, it would benefit the individuals receiving support and the community at large.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 21, 2023, 7:57 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
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• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (3)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Not in my direct neighborhood, but somewhere in SLO would be fine. I'm uncomfortable with that many unhoused individuals living in my immediate neighborhood.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 21, 2023, 8:33 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Evening hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
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Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes. Because I have seen this type of housing in the community and how, based on the management, it functions much like other housing for a group of people.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 21, 2023, 10:04 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Private property/security

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• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (3)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
Yes, but we need to ensure that it does not impact homeowners.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 21, 2023, 10:43 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

4. Community health & safety

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - It all depends on the situation and how it feels. On one hand, you want to help, on the other, there can be danger. Not everybody is willing to risk bodily harm to help, and I don't blame them.

Question 11
• Google
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
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• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes. These services are humane and badly needed, they must go somewhere, and I don't live in the rarified air of SLO Town so I have no objection to seeing and helping the less fortunate. The situation needs a proactive approach, not an on-going penal reaction. Sunny Acres should be expanded and assisted, not assaulted and destroyed.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Richard Fisher
inside Neighborhood 5
December 21, 2023, 11:41 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Community health & safety

3. Private property/security

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
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• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
It could be done in local neighborhoods and it would help these people transmission into society or a normal life setting but it would cause less problems to the community if there was a dedicated housing complex to start these people in, it would be more cost effective and easier to manage. it could be a two step process where after a certain responsibility, sobriety and income level has been met, they could be moved to a second phase. In most cases with peoples entitlement attitudes caused by too many government programs, they may not wan to work harder to be independent and just continue to live in phase one.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Aydin Nazmi
outside Neighborhoods
December 21, 2023, 11:48 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Community health & safety

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
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• Walk away
Question 11
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (5)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes absolutely, that’s the only sustainable solution to the problem, esp when paired with wraparound services and support
Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 21, 2023, 11:57 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Online sign up
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Approach the individual
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Question 11
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (3)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
yes
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Kara Samaniego
inside Neighborhood 8
December 21, 2023, 12:27 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - I have often not known what to do, calling police in anyway doesn’t seem appropriate for non- threatening behavior
Question 11
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• Google
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes; people in our community deserve a safe place to sleep and begin developing skills to care for themselves. I’d expect it to be wellmaintained and staffed appropriately, like any other service or business, and perhaps find ways to community build with the surrounding neighborhood to reduce stigma.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Matt Thompson
inside Neighborhood 9
December 21, 2023, 2:48 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - More time available outside of work.

Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Community health & safety

4. Private property/security

5. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
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• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes. There are already several in close proximity to my work and/or my home in Paso.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 21, 2023, 3:23 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Private property/security

4. Community health & safety

5. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
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1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
My thought is that any such program ought to have the goal of being transitional, with homeless individuals able to transition, over months or years, into permanent housing in the general community, such as a HASLO program.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 21, 2023, 3:27 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Other - Retirement--and not having to work the day job Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Community health & safety
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (3)
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• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
Yes
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Maria Jauregui-Garcia
outside Neighborhoods
December 21, 2023, 3:33 PM
Question 1
• Outside SLO County
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Community health & safety

4. Environmental impact

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call 911
Question 11
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (3)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
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3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes, this model of treatment and care has been used very successfully in other States and cities.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 21, 2023, 3:41 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

4. Community health & safety

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
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Question 14
Yes, I would be support permanent supportive housing project in my neighborhood. I think any opportunity to help this vulnerable community and make a greater impact should be supported, no matter where it is located, but especially if the location is logically helpful for the homeless community (i.e., nearby to other resources and walkable). Also, I do not live in slo city. I actually live in Atascadero, very close to the ECHO. Having lived now for a few years in a neighborhood that is frequented by homeless community, I have seen the helpfulness of the shelter and it's impacts on our community. There are more positive outcomes of the shelter and having it located close to other helpful resources, than issues by living near it.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Terri Wright
inside Neighborhood 12
December 21, 2023, 3:44 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Approach the individual
Question 11
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (3)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13
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1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
Yes
Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
cathleen corell
outside Neighborhoods
December 21, 2023, 4:13 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Variety of tasks
• Other - Helping the homeless by going providing the things they need clothing. Hygenie products
Question 8
No response
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Approach the individual
Question 11
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
In slo city
Question 15
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1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 21, 2023, 5:43 PM
Question 1
• Outside SLO County
Question 2
• Outside SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Rarely/less than once a month
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Bill Crewe
outside Neighborhoods
December 21, 2023, 7:44 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
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• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Environmental impact

5. Private property/security

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (4) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
YES. We need to work to enable as many as possible to be contributing members of our society.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 10:16 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
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Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No. I would first want to see a working and proven successful model of this before funds were allocated to this and more community impacts occur. We need to stop talking about all homeless as one group. A house priced at $50,000 or $500,000 are both unattainable for individuals with severe mental issues and / or drug addiction issues.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 10:29 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Occasionally/Monthly
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Community health & safety

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Environmental impact
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Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
yes! housing is the foundation for effective delivery of all the other services. no neighborhood should be exempt from consideration for this if other factors fit the need, eg, transportation hubs, routine retail services, etc.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 10:37 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Other - More advertising about volunteering
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
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Question 9
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
• Other - I am not qualified to answer this question (8) Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 10:43 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Environmental impact

5. Community health & safety

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
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• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (4)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
yes -- just more neighbors
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 10:45 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Online sign up
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call 911
Question 11
• Google
• SLO City website
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Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (4)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Not in my neighborhood due to amount of kids and the mental state of the individuals.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
admin eto
inside Neighborhood 8
December 22, 2023, 10:46 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call 911
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (4) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
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• Other - ban all overnight sleeping in vehicles, parks and public accessible areas (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
no
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Craig Smith
inside Neighborhood 5
December 22, 2023, 10:46 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Occasionally/Monthly
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Variety of tasks
• Other - As an architect with over 40 years of experience, to include homeless facility design and development, I would recommend that you reach out to the local chapter of the AIA (CCCAIA) to request input and further assistance.

Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Other - Due to the number of downtown vacancies, an "adaptive reuse", temporary shelter and housing consideration use could be implemented (ie. the former Beverly's Fabric store, one of the many vacant Copeland rentals.....). (6)
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Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
The only answer to this "open ended" question is the verification and determination of the actual neighborhood....If the necessary tactics. and analysis is not performed it will go no where......

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 10:48 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13
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1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes with limitations regarding safely
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 10:48 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Occasionally/Monthly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - Less time commitment
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (6)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes, I understand that supporting this type of housing means it might be in my neighborhood.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
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December 22, 2023, 10:51 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Online sign up
• Evening hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Private property/security

3. Environmental impact

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Community health & safety

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No. It's needed but I doubt it will be well managed and will negatively impact the neighborhood
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
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Name not available
December 22, 2023, 10:51 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Environmental impact

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (3)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
I guess if it was done correctly. Right now we give homeless people a lot of services without holding them accountable for finding a job or keeping our City clean and safe. They are coming here for a vacation. Meanwhile the low-income people are working tons just to survive and support their families and have even less then the transients are getting.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
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Name not available
December 22, 2023, 11:03 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Community health & safety

3. Private property/security

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - Next Door
Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (5)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (5)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
It is one thing to treat community members, another to build so as to attract non-community members. Without a residency requirement, I am not willing to fund permanent or long-term subsidies.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Regina Catillo
inside Neighborhood 10
December 22, 2023, 11:08 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• Yes
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Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Other - other
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Approach the individual
Question 11
• Other - Other
Question 12
No response
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
Yes, I feel that every individual has the right to be given appropriate care and safe housing. The mentally ill individual needs more than a 72. True stabilization and mental health treament require more than a 1 - 3 month stay in a hospital facility. When a mentally ill individual begins to have a psychotic break they need immediate interventions and care. If not; they will decompensate and meds will no longer be as beneficial. Now, you are left with a psychotic individual on the streets and end up homeless. Then the individual on the streets with no medication may be violated; have more trauma, and have severe psychosis.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 11:21 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
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• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Environmental impact

4. Community health & safety

5. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (7)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes. Can’t everyone say “not in my backyard “
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Hattie davis
outside Neighborhoods
December 22, 2023, 11:23 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
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• Evening hours
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Community health & safety

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Environmental impact

Connect with CAT.

Question 11
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Other - rehabilitation/ detox services (3)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
No, because I believe transitional housing allows for more people to receive services, as permanent housing is permanent.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 11:28 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
No response
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Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Community health & safety

4. Private property/security

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (4) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
It would depend. Not 100% opposed nor 100% in favor. Matters which organization is developing it and running it long term.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Linda Mulay
outside Neighborhoods
December 22, 2023, 11:35 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
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Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Environmental impact

3. Private property/security

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Other - Send non county homeless back to their original town (8) Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No. Word gets around that these types of services are available and it is a beacon for all homeless to migrate to this area. The county is already overloaded from those out of the area. If there are people from this county who have lost jobs or have had sickness and are now homeless I don’t have a problem housing them until they get on their feet bit if they have arrived here in the last couple years because of services and good weather then send them home
Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Ashley Mayou
inside Neighborhood 10
December 22, 2023, 11:48 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
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Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
• Other - Universal basic income, the studies coming out are very compelling (4)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes! I am at moylan terrace and there is already housing for formerly homeless veterans and they are a positive part of the community.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Patrick Wilkinson
outside Neighborhoods
December 22, 2023, 11:49 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - We need a downtown specific outreach organization that can assist the homeless population out of downtown. They are wrecking the downtown experience.

Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Google
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Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (4) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
No, would not want that near where I live.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
S K
outside Neighborhoods
December 22, 2023, 12:02 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Weekend hours
• Evening hours
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Community health & safety

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Approach the individual
Question 11
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
Question 12
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• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes. We need a housing first system. Requiring people experiencing homelessness to "get clean" and participate in treatment when they're living on the street is an unreasonable ask. If someone doesn't know where they'll sleep tonight, or when they'll get their next meal, it's nearly impossible for them to focus on longer-term goals.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
I Palaoro
inside Neighborhood 7
December 22, 2023, 12:12 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Service Providers
Question 12
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• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes, I strongly believe it's needed and these are our neighbors that are experiencing homelessness.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 12:22 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - Kids are too young (age 2 & 4) at this time. When kids much older, I'd be interested in volunteering.

Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Environmental impact

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
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• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Other - Along with transitional housing, I'd provide job opportunities with training and case managers who follow cases for 2 years to assist barriers of continuing employment. The training site provides medical benefits. (3)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
I'd support a permanent supportive housing project if it is built next to CMC.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 12:27 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Community health & safety

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
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• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Norm Borin
inside Neighborhood 1
December 22, 2023, 12:27 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Community health & safety

3. Private property/security

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
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• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
I am going to use this space otherwise. I think it is important to distinguish between people who need help due to temporary circumstances or are mentally unfit. There are a lot of homeless who want to be free spirits and sponge off society. Show them the exit door of the city.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Diane Howard
inside Neighborhood 6
December 22, 2023, 12:34 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Environmental impact

4. Community health & safety

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - I used to call non-emergency dispatch, but since this happens daily all over town I now just walk away
Question 11
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
• Other - Nextdoor
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (10)
Question 13
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1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Only if "bad actors" can be removed quickly and not destroy the environment for others in the housing and surrounding residences.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Suzanne Smyczynski
inside Neighborhood 7
December 22, 2023, 12:41 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Other - I purchase helpful items and put in a box in my neighborhood.

Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Community health & safety

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Environmental impact

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Other - I would only call if was an emergency.

Question 11
• Other - Search
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (4) • Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
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a civilized existence, so I left. Normal functioning people should not have to live with that craziness. The mentally unwell should be housed in separate properties with mandatory supervision to keep them from getting into trouble, to the extent that can be achieved.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 12:43 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (4)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (5)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes!
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 1:03 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
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• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Other - Increases enforcement and arrest of those violating laws (4) Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
No. Should not be located in residential neighborhoods. Safety considerations of children, home security, inappropriate behavior in public, disturbance, etc. Better to establish facilities on perimeter of towns or in low population areas, business parks , etc. with security patrols.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 1:05 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
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Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Environmental impact

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Private property/security

6. Community health & safety
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call 911
Question 11
No response
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
No. My neighborhood already does way more than its fair share. Put the facility on San Luis Drive, those folks need to walk the walk.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 1:09 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
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Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Private property/security

5. Environmental impact

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - Contact the CAT Team
Question 11
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes, as long as people were clear to be around schools for the safety of both the people in housing and the children. I live in close proximity to two schools. SLO City needs housing. In order to achieve the plan to reduce homelessness in the county or city by 50% there is enough need for all types of affordable housing, that includes permanent supportive housing and workforce housing. Otherwise, the homeless will either be on the streets or in a temporary shelter and what happens when those are full because there is no permanent affordable housing options? Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 1:17 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
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• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Private property/security

4. Environmental impact

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Community health & safety
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No, my neighborhood is adjacent to Cal Poly and there are not facilities to accommodate these services. I feel these should be near existing homeless services facilities, such as 40 Prado.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 1:24 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
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• Yes
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security
Question 9
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
No response
Question 12
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (4)
• Other - Family contact and outreach (6)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
John Thomas
inside Neighborhood 10
December 22, 2023, 1:32 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

4. Community health & safety

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
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• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes. We need housing to get people off the street and someplace safe.

Small homers that give them security and safety.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Claire Grether
outside Neighborhoods
December 22, 2023, 1:44 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
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• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - shower the people
Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
• Other - camping space for tents. self - policing (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
yes. because we need it
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 1:51 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Private property/security

3. Community health & safety

4. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
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• Local News Website
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (4) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No, put it in an industrial part of town to keep the drug abusers, litter and menacing behavior away from the many school age children and hard working law abiding residents of this neighborhood.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 2:38 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Evening hours
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Environmental impact

3. Community health & safety
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Other - honestly don't actively seek out information
Question 12
• Other - Enforcement of rules in parks and open spaces. Mitigate environmental impact. (10)
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Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
No, concerned it would just bring more crime and problems.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 2:40 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Google
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
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Yes! NIMBY contributes to one of the three main causes of this epidemic.

Mental health, then substance treatment, then affordable housing, which won't happen unless there's a YIMBY attitude fostered.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 3:50 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Outside SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Private property/security

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Community health & safety

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
• Other - Outreach marketing campaigns to encourage homeless not to come SLO (4)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No. It is a temporary fix that risks remaining a permanent band-aid and does NOT address the fundemental issue of drug abuse or affordable housing
Question 15
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1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 4:06 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

3. Private property/security

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Environmental impact

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
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San Luis Obispo City CouncilJune 18, 2024

San Luis Obispo City Council
June 18, 2024