San Luis Obispo City Council
June 18, 2024

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 22, 2023, 4:08 PM
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
• Other - I am no physically able to volunteer at this time, but I give monthly to SLO Food Bank. I also participate in their other fund raising opportunities.

Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Environmental impact

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Local News 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)
• 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. 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. If we are going to solve the unsheltered crisis, then we must all commit. That includes in my neighborhood. Also, I live a Section 8 housing facility or perhaps another type of low income, subsidized development. It has had no significant impact on our neighborhood.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
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3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Dona Hare Price
inside Neighborhood 7
December 22, 2023, 4:14 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
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. Environmental impact

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
• 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)
• 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 - Re-allocating police funding to serve unhoused folks (1) 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 first and then services. It is hard to get addiction and other servcies when you are unhoused and treated like dirt. Respect people with permanent stable shelter first!
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
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Karen Adler
inside Neighborhood 2
December 22, 2023, 4:28 PM
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 - I already volunteer for SLO County at El Chorro Dog Park Question 8

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

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Community health & safety

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Service Providers
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) (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 transitional and permanent supportive housing

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. Provided it was monitored for safety & cleanliness this would be an asset.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 4:36 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
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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
• 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)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Other - I don't know. What should I do?
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) (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 - Enlist the help of local citizens and caring organizations (1) 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. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes because I believe this is only real way to reduce long term homelessness and I need to do my part.

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 22, 2023, 4:46 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
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• Not currently employed
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. 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
Question 10
• Walk away
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) (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) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
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
We already have one in the works and we are not comfortable with it. We live off Prado Road, so are near the current facility as well as the future site on South Higuera. We and our neighbors have experienced attempted break-ins and actual break-ins as well as damage to our vehicles and homes by homeless and drug-addicted people.

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 22, 2023, 4:50 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
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Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - I volunteer for other causes. I may participate in homeless assistance in the future.

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. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Other - Typically watch for threatening behaviour towards those close by - and leave when all is clear
Question 11
• SLO City 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) (3)
• Other - Addressing people camping in public areas. Encouraging them to take advantage of the accommodations here indicated. (2) Question 13

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
Question 14
I would if it was small. I believe several facilities would provide better results than one massive one. There are many considerations such as the type of person profile to be attended, and the size of the facility.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 5:02 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
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• 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. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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)
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) (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)
• 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)

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

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No, it should be in a neutral place away from residents with children. It shouldn't be in a location that will drive tourists away.

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 22, 2023, 5:08 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. Private property/security

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Community health & safety
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 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) • 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) (5)
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. If it had case management, I would feel comfortable.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Juventino Ortiz III
inside Neighborhood 3
December 22, 2023, 5:20 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
No response
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
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• 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) (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

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Not in single family residential neighborhoods but in multilevel apartment complexes near public transportation corridors
Question 15

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

Question 7
• Other - I’m an active volunteer at the County Animal Services Shelter 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. 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
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• 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) (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. 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. We already have homeless people living in our neighborhood, outdoors. At least they would be safer and have treatment options 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 22, 2023, 5:51 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Environmental impact

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

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - leave the person be
Question 11
• Local News Website
Question 12
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• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (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. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

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

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
Yes. N.i.m.b.y.-ism is partly responsible for the current crisis, so if a governmental entity determines that my neighborhood is appropriate for p.s.h., my and my neighbors's input should be minimally weighted in favor of addressing the larger issue of housing availability
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 22, 2023, 7:22 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
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. 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
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 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) (2) • 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) (4)
Question 13
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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
Question 14
yes in concept. a lot depends on how these facilities are managed.

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
Chris Russo
inside Neighborhood 12
December 22, 2023, 7:23 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
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call 911
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)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (5)
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 Question 14
Yes
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
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Kari Howell
inside Neighborhood 8
December 22, 2023, 7:38 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. 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
• 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) • 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)
• 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. housing first
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
Jill Vaillancourt
inside Neighborhood 7
December 22, 2023, 8:44 PM
Question 1
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• 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
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

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

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Community health & safety

4. Private property/security

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 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) (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
If the permanent supportive housing project made it a requirement that the participants were drug free, I would be in support. I would also want to ensure that those in the program were not dangerous or violent in any way. I have children and do not want to feel like my children are not safe on the streets of my neighborhood.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

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 22, 2023, 9:06 PM
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• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
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. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
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
• Walk away
Question 11
No response
Question 12
No response
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. These projects need to be dispersed throughout the city.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 9:35 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
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• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
Question 12
• 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) (8)
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. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 22, 2023, 10:21 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
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. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
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• 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) (4)
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 of course.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
December 23, 2023, 4:15 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
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. 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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• N/A.

Question 12
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (6)
• 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
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 23, 2023, 7:03 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
• Other - I currently volunteer
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
• 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) (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) (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) (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. 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
I’m indifferent on the matter, because I feel just as strongly on the yes as I do on the no.

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
Edward Davidson
inside Neighborhood 7
December 23, 2023, 7:15 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. 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

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 911
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) (4)
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• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
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. 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. I'm already paying enough taxes
Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Kathy apRoberts
inside Neighborhood 1
December 23, 2023, 7:44 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
No response
Question 8

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

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

4. 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 911
Question 11
• Google
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)
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. I have spent years in this County supporting those in need as a volunteer. My observations have brought me to the conclusion that those most in need struggle with mental health issues and drug addiction. This population is not appropriate in residential neighborhoods.

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 23, 2023, 7:59 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. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Environmental impact

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Private property/security

6. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
No response
Question 12
• 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 - Bus them back to where they came from or pay for housing outside of the area where it's more affordable (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
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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, for people who have lived and worked in this community.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
December 23, 2023, 8:24 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• 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. Community health & safety

2. Environmental impact

3. Private property/security

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - Police
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)
• 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 - Clean up the trash left by the unhoused downtown and outlying neighborhoods that makes the area very unappealing to locals and tourists (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 skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional treatment facilities
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5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
I live downtown, the unhoused problem is so awful (TRASH, people passed out on sidewalks, encampments along the creeks in our Old Mission neighborhood) that anything is better. Have security guards 24/7 and no loitering in the front yard allowed (smoking, leaving piles of trash).

Be a good neighbor!! Create a back yard to hang out; keep the place tidy.

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
Jeff Buckingham
outside Neighborhoods
December 23, 2023, 8:26 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
• Other - The more successful the effort, the more I want to help.

Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Private property/security

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• 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) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (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) (5)
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
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Question 14
Yes. If there is no where to live we can’t make progress.

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
Patricia Rappaport
inside Neighborhood 5
December 23, 2023, 8:26 AM
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
• 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
• 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) (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. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
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defecating on my sidewalk which is the current situation for me.

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 23, 2023, 12:31 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
• Other - A new direction focusing on prevention
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
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 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) (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)
• Other - Prevenative- address ADHD plus training/ skills for jobs. (1) 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
It is already here. My daughter rents a county-subsidized house in the city of SLO. She did Drug Court 3 times, lost her child once, and the county gave her a "free pass" on completing a "mandated" drug program.

The majority of the women I saw in her safe house have ADHD issues.

Question 15
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1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 23, 2023, 12:42 PM
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. 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
• 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) (2)
• 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. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No. I feel that the tax paying citizens are always asked to carry the burden in many aspects. I believe that the city of slo totally caters to these people and projects much beyond other types of projects. The thing that bothers me the most is the lack of respect and concern for environmental issues which include both the surrounding populations and the trashing of both public and private property.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
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Phil Wagner
inside Neighborhood 7
December 23, 2023, 1:17 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
• 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
• 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
• 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) (2)
• 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. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
No. We already have a new project being built in our neighborhood. We don't need another. I've had too many experiences with
mentally/emotionally-challenged homeless people that have threatened me or made me feel insecure in their presence. They need housing, treatment, and a path out of homelessness.

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
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Name not available
December 23, 2023, 1:38 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
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
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) • 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)
Question 14
if you build it in the Country Club Estates i am all for it .

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Peg Koteen
inside Neighborhood 9
December 23, 2023, 2:00 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
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Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

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. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (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) (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

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, housing with Case Management is a way to reduce the unhoused population locally.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Nikki Huebler
inside Neighborhood 7
December 23, 2023, 2:09 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• 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. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security
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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
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) (7) • 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. 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
Yes- teach the unhoused the skills necessary to love a health, happy life! Everyone deserves housing and to be clean and eat well.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Barry Rands
inside Neighborhood 12
December 23, 2023, 2:36 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. 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
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• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Other - Depends on the situation. If I can be certain that they are not in immdiate danger, then likely walk on by. But if unsure, I might approach the person and ask if they need help.

Question 11
• Service Providers
• Other - My wife works with the homeless daily through Grassroots. She knows of most resources.

Question 12
• Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (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) (5)
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. We have a care facility in our neighborhood for senior citizens with health issues and it is not a problem. I would welcome supportive housing in my neighborhood.

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
Name not available
December 23, 2023, 2:55 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
• Online sign up
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Community health & safety

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

4. Private property/security

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)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
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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) (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 additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Because gov’t never seems to make things happen or work when it comes to homeless issues.

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
Samson Blackwell
inside Neighborhood 7
December 23, 2023, 6:41 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
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
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• 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) (5)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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Question 14
Yes. This is the only real, practical solution to the homelessness problem.

Numerous other counties have demonstrated this. The provision of housing will vastly reduce other related issues of homelessness (vagrancy, drug use, environmental impacts) and the need for many of the services currently employed to address the consequences of homelessness.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
December 23, 2023, 6:49 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. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Environmental impact
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) • 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) (1)
• 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 Question 14
YES. These are living, breathing, feeling, human beings. They deserve housing and Healthcare. If the city can afford gentrification then they can afford to house the homeless.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
December 23, 2023, 6:54 PM
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Question 1
• SLO City
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
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
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) (3)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
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, I work in EMS and respond to a lot of calls regarding people experiencing homelessness that require mental health services that we don’t have.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Kaia Blackwell
inside Neighborhood 7
December 23, 2023, 7:04 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
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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. 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
• Local News Website
• 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) (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 Question 14
Yes. Contrary to popular belief, unhoused individuals are humans. All humans should have the right to a home where they can rebuild their lives.

Take Finland, for example. The entire country of Finland gives the unhoused financial aid, housing, and helps them get back on their feet.

Over the last thirty years, this has only benefitted the decline of the homeless population. Instead of them “using it to buy drugs and alcohol,” the unhoused used their opportunities to build a new life again. https://i0.wp.com/oecdecoscope.blog/wpcontent/uploads/2021/12/BLOG-13-DEC-F1- Finland.png?resize=768%2C547&ssl=1
Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
S Goodfellow
inside Neighborhood 10
December 23, 2023, 7:47 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
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• 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. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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)
• 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) (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 treatment facilities

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
There are already two low-income apartment complexes within my walking distance: one in my subdivision; the other in the adjacent subdivision. I think that is more than enough in two residential subdivisions.

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 23, 2023, 8:34 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
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
• Online sign up
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Community health & safety

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

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
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) (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. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

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 additional treatment facilities
Question 14
No.

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 23, 2023, 8:43 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
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. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - Look out the window
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) (3)
• Other - Develope a mental hospital and put the mentally ill in the facility where we and they can keep the town peaceful. It is wrong to leave them wandering the streets (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
NO are you kidding!!!! GIVE them housing in a neighborhood that people pay a million dollars to be housed!!!! They don’t EVEN pick up their own trash, why would you even suggest it. They respect NOTHING! Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 23, 2023, 9:07 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Outside SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Occasionally/Monthly
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Environmental impact

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• None of the above
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) • 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) (3)
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. 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. I think a housing project needs to be where retail business are, not where homes and schools are.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 23, 2023, 9:41 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. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
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• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 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) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (5)
• 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)
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 skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
December 24, 2023, 12:12 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
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
• Variety of tasks
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. 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
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
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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) (6) • 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)
Question 13

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

2. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
No
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 24, 2023, 8:50 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
• Online sign up
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

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

5. Private property/security

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 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) (3)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
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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

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
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 24, 2023, 9:35 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. 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
• 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) (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) (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) (1)
Question 13

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

2. Development of additional treatment facilities
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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. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 24, 2023, 11:50 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
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
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
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Other - Walk away unless they are causing harm to themselves or others I would call 911.

Question 11
• Local News Website
• Other - City of SLO social media
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. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
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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, as long as there are safe processes in place for the community members in that area. This could help the root of the problem and not just slap a bandaid on the issue of homelessness.

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
Name not available
December 24, 2023, 3:49 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
Question 8
No response
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) (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) (3)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Other - Transport out of county (2)
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 24, 2023, 5:03 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Outside SLO County
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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. 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
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• N/A.

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. 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 if this would help, of course.

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 24, 2023, 7:43 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
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Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

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

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
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) • 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) (3)
• 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. 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, long term subsidized housing would allow members of the unhoused community who are ready and willing to make changes in their lives somewhere to go to get the support needed to transition away from homelessness. Mental health services and substance abuse treatment are top priority. There would likely be a need for more social workers and healthcare professionals to move to the area to support such an operation. More reasonably affordable housing would need to be made available to those caretakers as well.

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 24, 2023, 8:05 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
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• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
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. 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
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - Friend
Question 12
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (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. 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, to provide housing. Why not?
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 25, 2023, 1:36 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
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Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Variety of tasks
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)
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
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) (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)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (4)
• Other - Solutions to either help people transition to mainstream or public facility if unable to care for oneself that is safe and monitored.

Federal and State Funded: Not city specific burdened. (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. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
Preferably not. But, not opposed if well kept / secure and a center focused on success and efficiency that has transparency for taxpayers to understand the investment and end result of the program.

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
Chelsea Ruiz
inside Neighborhood 7
December 25, 2023, 2:29 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
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• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
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
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - SLO City social media
Question 12
• 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) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (8)
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. 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'm a huge proponent for permanent supportive housing and believe it is the only way to move the needle on permanently assisting the unhoused.

If a project were proposed in my neighborhood, I wouldn't oppose it if it didn't negatively impact street parking and if it didn't change the look and feel of the neighborhood. For example, in my neighborhood, all the homes were built in the 19050s and are single-story, single family. If a project was proposed that would put 4 homes on 1 lot that was previously occupied by 1 home, and the buildings were 2 stories and the residents were expected to park on the street, I would be opposed. But if the project remodeled an existing home and it was well-cared for and didn't have a lot of cars parked on the street for the staff providing the supportive services, then I wouldn't have an issue with it, assuming the residents were quiet and respectful, which I assume they would be.

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
Georgia Ritzinger
inside Neighborhood 11
December 25, 2023, 5:59 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
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Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
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
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - Social media
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 - Dual property to support out of city camping and rv parking with services and mental and drug support to keep out of city and protect local tax payers and tourist to support downtown. I will not support downtown anymore due to the homeless. (4)
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
No. We pay enough taxes.

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 25, 2023, 6:00 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!
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Question 7
• Other - I have limited mobility
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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
• 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)
• 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. 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 treatment facilities

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
I believe there are already 2 such properties within a half mile of my home, although I am not sure what services they have beyond rent subsidies.

There is a full service transitional housing unit within 3 miles of my home.

I think more are needed, but perhaps distributed to other areas of the city.

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 25, 2023, 6:25 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.
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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. 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)
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Service Providers
• Other - We are surrounded by frequent encampment and have contacted police and the city about 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) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (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 additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
We have a subsidized low income housing complex being built in our neighborhood... it us better than the environmental mess left by the encampment and the crime committed there. There are fires and unleashed large dogs and screaming at all hours. They also break into the unoccupied house next to us every few months. Yes housing would be better than what's going on.

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 25, 2023, 6:40 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. 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. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
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) (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) (2)
• 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. 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
Yes
There are so many homeless people who can't afford to live because of cost of living and lack of options in SLO county but are able to work and sustain themselves if provided subsidized housing.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Sheryl Harrison
outside Neighborhoods
December 25, 2023, 6:56 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
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. Private property/security

4. Environmental impact

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)
Question 10
• Call 911
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) (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 - Enable law enforcement to remove problematic individuals to a facility. (3)
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
No. Drug and alcohol dependence and homelessness go hand in hand with poor results after treatment. No one wants that dangerous population in their neighborhood, only facilities where that is not the cause of the homelessness.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Tracey Little
outside Neighborhoods
December 25, 2023, 7:00 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
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Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Other - Already work in social services and have small kids, so no time, but the uncertainty of there mental health or if on substance can be concerning for some
Question 8

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

2. Community health & safety

3. Private property/security
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
• 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) (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) (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
No, too much exposure and safety issues surrounding children Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 25, 2023, 7:25 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
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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)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
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) (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. It brings too much chaos to a neighborhood
Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 25, 2023, 7:32 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
• 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. Private property/security

4. Community health & safety

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
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• 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) (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)
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. Except for violent cases who need more treatment and support Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

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 25, 2023, 8:19 PM
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
• Other - I would volunteer if it was a program that cleaned up our streets and parks.

Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
Question 10
• Other - Protect/shield my kids
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
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• Other - I have several friends and family members that I grew up with in SLO CO. They could not make it here so they moved to another area and they now own a home and are thriving. Can we accept that this is also an option for those that cannot make ends meet? (10)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Absolutely not! Why must we make this more important priority than safe areas for our children? I live around food banks and see the endless lines.

I pickup used needles in my neighborhood and at parks. Why is this acceptable?
Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 25, 2023, 8:35 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - A change in the way our city is dealing with the homeless situation as I feel they are making it worse
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

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
• Walk away
Question 11
• Local News Website
• 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) (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)
• Other - Setting up a community in a remote area with tiny homes and support services such as they ones in Texas (3)
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 skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
No, because our city is already doing a poor job of managing the homeless situation and how it hurts the tax paying residents and visitors.

I feel the city by their actions or lack of actions has actually help increase the homeless population. The city does not need to spend more money on solving or the homeless situation. Instead the city needs to do more with less employees, less days off, less payt like the privately employed residents are doing. Think outside the box!
Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

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 25, 2023, 8:39 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
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. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
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) • 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)
• 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. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
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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
Yes - something has to be done somewhere
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 25, 2023, 9:00 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO County
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. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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)
• 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) (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) (5)
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 additional treatment facilities

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes homelessness is often associated with drug use. When an Indi is on drugs they're unable to properly care for themselves.
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Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

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 25, 2023, 9:42 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• 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. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

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
• 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)
• 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) (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. 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
Ideally not, since it brings people struggling with mental health/drug issues on our door-front, but frankly they're there anyway, and it has to be built somewhere. Ultimately it's what's best for all of us, so yes, I would ultimately support it if it were that was the difference in it getting built or not built
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
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2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 25, 2023, 10:44 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO County
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. Community health & safety

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
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Approach the individual
Question 11
• Google
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) (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, if these people had the security of housing they would then be able to tackle other obstacles such as mental health or addiction. The hierarchy of needs is a thing for a reason. A person cannot grow or change when they are in the survival state and sadly that is the state they are in when homeless.

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
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Name not available
December 26, 2023, 4:04 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
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
• 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) (1) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (6)
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 because housing is the best bet we have against homelessness Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 6:46 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
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• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Variety of tasks
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. Environmental impact

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• 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)
• Other - Work related program to support their housing (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

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
Their would be too much backlash in my neighborhood since we are one block from and elementary school. But the idea is great.

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 26, 2023, 7:06 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
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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. Environmental impact

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) (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)
• 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 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
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. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 7:28 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
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
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6. Private property/security
Question 9
• None of the above
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.

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) (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. 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 Question 14
Yes- in case management order of priority 1) transitional housing 2) drug rehab, 3) mental health
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 7:32 AM
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. 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
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
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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)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (9)
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. All the support attracts more and more homeless
Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 7:33 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
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. 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
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Shower the People
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) (5) • Other - prohibit camping or camps in our creeks to protect environment and water quality (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

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

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
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Question 14
No- Negative impacts on the 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. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Abby C
outside Neighborhoods
December 26, 2023, 7:51 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Variety of tasks
• Other - Being recently housed, being recently disabled, and losing my soulmate within the past 1 1/2, I currently face too many challenges just trying to keep my head above water, and not lose my home. Plus I was housed in Atascadero making transportation hard.

Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Other - Depending on the behavior of the person, I may talk them down, or inquire about the situation, offer any help that is in my ability. If they are a bit hostile, I would walk away. I would not call 911 unless it's detrimental. Authority figures escalate.

Question 11
• Other - Mostly word of mouth, sometimes through media, or at the library
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) (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. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
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5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes, the problem is with the programs most of the time. The requirements for most if not all of the programs are too strict, don't show any room for error. Most of these people have had to live like animals for some time.

Adjusting back in to living "house trained" is a bit of a culture shock. I've been housed for over a year, and I sneak a smoke in my no smoking apartment frequently. I understand the need for rules and why they need to be followed, but some things you get used to in life are more difficult to break than one might think. To lose your only grip on something so important as shelter of your own space over something so small is only harming the person that really needs the hand up out of the Dumpster, and just forcing the vicious cycle to start all over again. (If the person makes it through without giving up completely)
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 26, 2023, 7:53 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• 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. Community health & safety

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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
• 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 - I have called the police who didn't have many answers.

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)
• 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)
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. 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
I would as my neighborhood has many unhoused, mentally unstable individuals moving through the area already. I would rather have a supported housing environment for people willing to participate in 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 26, 2023, 8:05 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. Private property/security

2. Environmental impact

3. Community health & safety

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
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - I have spoken to slo pd
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)
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• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
• Other - The reality is that these services listed only work if the people want help, we need to do something about the people who refuse help (4)
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
No, these facilities need to be placed away from residential areas, or areas within the city. They are more appropriately placed in industrial areas or areas outside of town.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 8:35 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. 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. Community health & safety

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - Facebook groups
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) (1)
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• 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 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 our neighborhood has all that it needs to support housing food and jobs.

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 26, 2023, 8:36 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
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Environmental impact

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

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
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
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) (4)
• 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)
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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
It depends. The railroad parking had a lot of secondary negative impacts on our neighborhood. Word spread that ANYWHERE in the vicinity of the railroad lot was ok to park (regardless of following rules, utilizing services etc.). Persons traveling by train were reluctant to park in the lot with the car repair projects, drug deals etc. so they started parking in neighboring neighborhoods. I would be concerned that persons utilizing a supporting housing project would want to "share their good fortune" with others not interested in case management and the neighborhood would suffer.

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
Aaron Sherrick
inside Neighborhood 7
December 26, 2023, 9:14 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Outside SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
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. 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 Safe Parking
Question 10
• Call 911
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (6) • 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) (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
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4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes. NIMBYism is gridlocking help for these people, and we need to get over ourselves. So yes, put it up in my neighborhood--I already live near some of our county systems (like the needle exchange) and there's no ill effect I've seen--and I've been in this neighborhood for 8 years.

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
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 9:39 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
• Other - Already a volunteer. I would suggest that more flexible volunteer hours, such as eves and weekends would help those with day time jobs.

Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Environmental impact

4. Private property/security

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)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Other - Service providers, I am a part of the Homeless coalition, and the internet
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. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
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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
I would support this. We already have section 8 housing in our neighborhood that some of the tenants are causing problems because they are not being treated for their mental health issues or case managed.

It is a rotating door because those who are placed without case management do not know how to manage their money and keep the housing. I have seen people get housed and lose that housing multiple times. This is a waste of resources doing it that way. I think that part of getting a voucher should be that the recipient has a case manager, medical care team, and job training along with life skills training. The recipient should show forward movement in order to keep the status of living in the supportive housing. I also think that those who will receive this housing and training first should come from SLO County for at least a certain amount of time since SLO taxes/funding is paying for it. I also think that we owe our US Veterans.

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 26, 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
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
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. 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
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
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) (3) 206 | 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

• 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) (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

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

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
Yes. Dignity is a basic human right. The incorporation of subsidized housing with support services minimizes issues people are worried about like trespassing, noise issues, and so on. These tools help people in need receive the care they need to live a better life and also take away the stigma of being homeless.

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 26, 2023, 10:18 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. Environmental impact

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)
• 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) (3)
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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. 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. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
YES. AS LONG AS THE FACILITY HAD RULES THAT WERE FOLLOWED BY TENANTS AND WAYS TO ENFORE THE NEEDED RULES.

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
Charles Stevenson
inside Neighborhood 7
December 26, 2023, 10:44 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Occasionally/Monthly
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Other - Coordinate with our church
Question 8

1. Private property/security

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

3. Community health & safety

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)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
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) (1) • 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)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
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
No. Neighborhood security and peace of mind for parents, grandparents and children is a major concern. Homeless housing projects should not be established in or adjacent to residential neighborhoods. Also, state real estate disclosure laws require that anyone listing their home for sale MUST disclose any and all material facts that affect the value or desirability of the property. Having a homeless housing project within or near a residential neighborhood that serves individuals with mental health and/or drug addiction issues, etc. would need to be disclosed. This disclosure would likely reduce desirability and diminish the value of all nearby homes. Failure to disclose can have serious implications including voiding a possible sale, and the seller being sued. These types of facilities can be successfully located in or near lower impact commercial areas, ie, non-industrial.

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 26, 2023, 10:52 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
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. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Environmental impact

4. Private property/security

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
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
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) (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) (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. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

4. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
No, We are already dealing with the impacts directly related to having a mental health organization on our block and the safety and environmental degradation of the safe parking program in the train station parking.

Raising a family in downtown SLO we are compassionate to the homelessness issues but at the same time have had to request police assistance with mental health eruptions from unhoused persons adjacent to our home three times in the last ten years.

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
Sister Theresa Harpin
inside Neighborhood 9
December 26, 2023, 11:03 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO County
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. 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
Question 10
• Other - All the CSOs
Question 11
• Service Providers
Question 12
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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) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
• Other - Sobering Center(s) (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 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. 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
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 11:19 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. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Environmental impact

4. Private property/security

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
• Other - Actually, this happens EVERY DAY since I work downtown and I would like to call non emergency dispatch, but the same people are screaming every day, so I don't call because I assume (rightly or wrongly) that nothing will be done.

Question 11
• Google
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) 211 | 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

• 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. 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
My immediate neighborhood is all small, single family homes, so that doesn't seem like the right facility, but I am very near Bishop (near the probation office) and Laurel/Southwood/Augusta and those streets have apartment buildings that are appropriate for these types of facilities.

There are also unhoused people who are already living on Augusta. If there is proper support and case mgmt, I would support it. Also, there is no other place for this in the survey, but I'm not sure why you're asking SLO residents to prioritize services, when we are not experts on this.

What is the best evidence-based approach for homelessness? My understanding is that people should get housing ASAP, regardless of whether they are sober or not, and that that housing needs to be supportive. Shelters where someone has to get their stuff and their person out each night are, in my understanding, not preferred and they're not that useful. But I guess I would say, do more of what is working! I trust the professionals who are working with these folks day in and day out.

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
Mucio Martinez
outside Neighborhoods
December 26, 2023, 11:30 AM
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
• Other - Better organizations, better rules, new SLO City council and board of supervisors
Question 8

1. 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
• Other - Depends on if the person needs help or not. none of this necessarily requires intervention unless something worse is also happening to the person directly.

Question 11
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
• Other - Talk to homeless
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Question 12
• Other - i don't believe any of the initiative in SLO prioritizes the homeless needs. (10)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
Homelessness is not a crime. Create permanent free camping and parking in Los Osos, Morro Bay, Kennedy Way, Downtown SLO. Anything less is a crime.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 11:41 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
No response
Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8
No response
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
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) (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

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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I don't want to see anymore. It's so upsetting to me. I've contacted CalTrans when I see an encampment next to a highway. I crochet hats and scarves for the Showers for People for them to distribute. I donate to SLO Food Bank and other charities. I avoid downtown SLO at all costs to avoid seeing the homeless. It is simply heart breaking.

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 26, 2023, 11:45 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
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

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

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
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) (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 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)

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Question 14
Yes
The most vulnerable (transients) need to off the streets before the situation becomes unmanageable
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 12:13 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. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Private property/security

5. Environmental impact

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
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) (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)
• Other - Affordable housing, low-income for those not homeless yet (3) 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. In general, these are folks that want to improve their lives and will participate in the wrap around services.
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Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 1:02 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
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. Environmental impact

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

3. Community health & safety

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
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)
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, subsidized is not the answer, build more homes, relax the building codes and permits to build, these have made building homes prices outrageous in the state
Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
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3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 1:11 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Weekend hours
• Evening hours
Question 8

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

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Environmental impact
Question 9
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• 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)
• 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. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes, the housing first model works. My neighbourhood is near public transit making it a good location.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 1:45 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
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Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - I would be more willing to volunteer if the laws incentivized people to stay employed and the people were given more help in dealing with their addictions.

Question 8

1. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)
Question 9
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Shower the People
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) (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)
• Other - Helping people experiencing homelessness with their mental health issues and getting them into recovery programs. (2) Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No, because I think homelessness should not be a permanent state for anyone. If this program’s aim is to be transitional and not permanent then I would support it.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
M G
inside Neighborhood 1
December 26, 2023, 1:47 PM
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.
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Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Community health & safety

3. 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
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
• Other - Environmental impact with creeks, parks, etc. Community impact in negative ways due to so many homeless with crime and negative impact on the environment. (10)
Question 13

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

2. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
No
Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 2:30 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• 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. Community health & safety

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
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
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• 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) (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) (2)
• 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. 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, there are unhoused people in my neighborhood already and I would prefer them to be somewhere safe with resources to help them.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates 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 26, 2023, 3:06 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
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. Community health & safety

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• None of the above
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) (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. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

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
Question 14
Yes
Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Nathan Delaney
outside Neighborhoods
December 26, 2023, 3:23 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Variety of tasks
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
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
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) (1)
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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) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

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

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
Yes, there is appropriate land and resources and it would provide shelter and jobs. Far enough away from schools to generally keep kids safe.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 3:51 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
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

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

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Community health & safety

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Approach the individual
Question 11
• Local News 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) (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)
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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) (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

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. There is no land available to construct such a project. I think it should be closer to services than I am.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 5:35 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. Environmental impact

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Community health & safety
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
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) (6) • 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
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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 additional projects. One is already planned for two blocks away from our residence. We are concerned about our property value declining if more are introduced.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 6:29 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO County
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. Environmental impact

3. Community health & safety

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
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Other - Enforcement of drug and vandalism violations (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
No. I don’t want to be exposed to it more than I already am in daily life.

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
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Name not available
December 26, 2023, 7:17 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
• Other - It is not ok that people are sleeping and peeing on the street. It is dirty and spreads disease. More homeless people will come, the more you offer up services for them. What was being done around 2010 was working. What has been done recently is terrible.

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
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - I feel discouraged that SLO feels like a third world country. I feel very sad that the city is filthy, smelly, and unsafe. Whatever used to be done was good, around 2010, when I used to visit.

Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Other - I would make a mental hospital for homeless people. I would spend money on housing for medium-high income working people. I would hook up sewer and water on available open land for developers to make housing for working people. (10)
Question 13

1. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No. I was going to buy a house in a nice safe neighborhood for kids in September 2023, until I found out that such a project (Tiburon Place) was being built behind the house. Now I am renting and it is very noisy and inappropriate for our family in this small, noisy apartment. We work very hard and have been trying to buy a house for twenty years. Overnight "safe" parking is in no way appropriate in the city limits either. People on drugs and with severe mental health problems, so bad that they end up on the streets, should not be wandering around the city. This is a small city where families live and people want their kids to be able to bike ride, go out with friends, and be safe.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 26, 2023, 8:45 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
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• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Variety of tasks
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)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
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)
• 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 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- much needed
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 26, 2023, 8:59 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
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Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

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
• 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) (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) (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
Question 14
sure. but how about just simple affordable housing? small, no-frills homes and lots of them.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Luke Diliberto
inside Neighborhood 6
December 27, 2023, 12:45 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
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. 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

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
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Other - Enforce laws that prohibit panhandling, littering, smoking crack in public, prostituting in playground bathrooms, etc. (10) Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No. SLO does not have the population to settle and absorb a transient population into the community without it severely and permanently altering the quality of life for people who live and work here full time. Even in larger cities, housing projects like that need to be evenly distributed across population centers for smooth integration into the larger community.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 27, 2023, 1:26 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
• Weekend hours
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
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• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
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) (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) (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
Question 14
Don’t think that type of facility can just be put in middle of neighborhood of single family houses.

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 27, 2023, 5:57 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
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
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

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

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Community health & safety

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• None of the above
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
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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 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. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes. I think it’s better than anyone being homeless.

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 27, 2023, 8:36 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
No response
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Environmental impact

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. 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
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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) (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) (1)
Question 13

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

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

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
Yes, as long as it was well monitored and properly run. Also, with the protection of the neighborhood if needed.

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 27, 2023, 8:46 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. Private property/security

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

3. Community health & safety

4. Environmental impact

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• None of the above
Question 10
• Other - This is an everyday occurance downtown in SLO Question 11
• Local News Website
Question 12
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• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (5) • 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. 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
No, there's not enough housing here to begin with.

Unless high-rise low-income housing is created, more housing wouldn't address the housing shortage.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. SLO Police Department 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 27, 2023, 11:53 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
• Other - Consolidated on-line location with highest need volunteer opportunities
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. 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
• 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) (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) (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)
• Other - Expanded capacity for quality sober living environments (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 -- We all need to accept collective responsibility for the societal crises that contribute to the growing homeless population. NIMBYism is not helping.

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
Anthony Bozzano
inside Neighborhood 2
December 27, 2023, 3:39 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
• Online sign up
• Variety of tasks
• Other - I am involved with Must! Charities, which mainly focuses it's efforts in North County, partly because I feel that they are SO effective at addressing the communities needs. Unfortunately, I feel like we are lacking a strong organization in SLO proper.

Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

3. Environmental impact

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
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
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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) • 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)
• Other - I truly believe that we need to enable law enforcement to remove homeless people from the streets when those people exhibit signs of extreme mental distress. (3)
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
While I would support this in San Luis Obispo, I would not support it in my neighborhood. The unfortunate reality of the situation is that supportive housing projects tend to be a blight on neighborhoods, with concerns for safety as well as a reduction in property values. Just take a drive past 40 Prado, look at the homeless people camped out on the street and in the nearby creek, and ask yourself if you'd want that in your own neighborhood. Any permanent supportive housing should be situated in City/County buildings in commercial areas of San Luis Obispo, and not in residential neighborhoods.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 27, 2023, 4:19 PM
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. 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
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
Question 10
• Walk away
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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)
• Other - transportation to a location where family can assist them (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 skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
No. I currently live close to the railroad station where some of the parking lot has been used for "Safe Parking Sites". I have witnessed drug use and drug deals walking through the lot and the area is now littered with trash and smells like a urinal. I do not feel safe with that area so close to my neighborhood.

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 27, 2023, 4:34 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
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
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

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

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
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• 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) (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. 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. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
Yes - every part of our community must be willing to do their part in the solution to addressing homelessness. By providing supportive services to vulnerable populations, our community can reduce homelessness in the long-run.

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 27, 2023, 7:07 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. 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. 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
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• N/A.

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) (5)
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
Not applicable
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
Elizabeth Aebischer
inside Neighborhood 6
December 27, 2023, 8:39 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
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
• 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. Environmental impact

5. Community health & safety

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
Question 10
• Walk away
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) (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) (2)
• 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. 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
Yes. We live downtown and already have a significant population of unhoused people in our surroundings. In my 25 years, I have experienced uncomfortable situations with individuals suffering from mental illness, but have not felt threatened.

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 28, 2023, 8:30 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
• Online sign up
• Variety of tasks
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
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Local News Website
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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) (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. 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
Yes I support a permanent housing project. I am not sure the effect it would have on a neighborhood though so hearing feedback from other communities who have implemented this would be very helpful before making a decision about location. I live beside Meadow Park which already has transient people and those experiencing homelessness coming through, sleeping, and camping near the bathrooms. There are also many vehicles of those experiencing homelessness who park both around the park and in the neighboring area on Bridge Street. Would the the close proximity of housing units lead to a potential increase of people in the park perhaps who are meeting up with the supportive housed people? I've only had a few experiences with unhoused people experiencing mental heath issues but those experiences have changed how I use the park (areas I will walk in or not) so I have some questions about how the areas around the housing project are impacted by more parking or higher usage of the park for example.

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 28, 2023, 8:46 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
• 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. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
Question 10
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• 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) (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)
• 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
Yes. Most of the folks I have interacted with wish to get out of their situation, but do not know where to start.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 28, 2023, 9:19 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
• 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 Safe Parking
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
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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
Never
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 28, 2023, 9:27 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

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)

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
Question 10
• Call 911
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) • 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) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (4)
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

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5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes. Get them out of my backyard. Snd safety in my community 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 28, 2023, 10:39 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. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

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
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
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) (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) (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) (4)
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
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drug use in my neighborhood. If the city is going to build such a facility, they need to ensure it doesn't negatively impact the surrounding community.

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
Brian Rolph
inside Neighborhood 4
December 28, 2023, 1:45 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
No response
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

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

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Environmental impact

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.

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) (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 - secure public facilities so the tax payers can use them... Parks, sidewalks,bus stops (5)
Question 13

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

2. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
NO. We do not need housing projects in this city. The city cannot do this efficiently.

Question 15
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