San Luis Obispo City Council
June 18, 2024

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Patricia Harris
inside Neighborhood 9
December 28, 2023, 2:51 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
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
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
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• 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) (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. 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
Question 14
Yes. I live close to the Prado Shelter and I thought the proposed housing at the Social Services building lot was a good idea. People need to be housed and I'd rather have them there than in makeshift tents and the bus stops on Higuera. That said, I hope the City can find additional 244 | 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

neighborhoods to house people. I'm not crazy about owning a home in "the homeless neighborhood". And I think direct outreach to people who lie in the nearby neighborhoods would go a long way toward acceptance.

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
Name not available
December 28, 2023, 3:35 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
No response
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

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

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

4. Private property/security

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• 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) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (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. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

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

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
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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 28, 2023, 4:39 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.

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
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (10)
Question 13

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

2. Development of additional 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. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
yes
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 28, 2023, 6:54 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
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Question 5
• Occasionally/Monthly
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Other - I live in Arroyo Grande and prefer to volunteer in this are Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Local News Website
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) (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 transitional and permanent supportive housing

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. My support would depend on the needs of the program 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, 8:06 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
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
• Other - I’ve volunteered with a social worker who works with the homeless population. Nearly all of the homeless I interacted with didn’t want help and had bad things to say about Prado
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. Environmental impact

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

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

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
Absolutely not. Many of these individuals are unsafe and pose a threat (from experience, many many times)
Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
December 29, 2023, 9:13 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
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• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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

4. Community health & safety

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Google
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (4)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
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, there is strong research to support the benefits of this type of project and its benefits for our community. Permanent supportive housing also provides opportunities for service spaces and offices that can be opened to others helping even more folks.

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
Cami Smith
inside Neighborhood 6
December 29, 2023, 11:08 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Occasionally/Monthly
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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. Community health & safety

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

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• 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) (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. 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. Unhoused people do not bother or scare me. Most of us are just a paycheck or two away from being unhoused then being a rich person owning tons of private property. I believe in 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. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 29, 2023, 11:34 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
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Environmental impact

3. 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
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
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
Question 14
Yes, we have unhoused people regulary sleeping in cars or on the street in our neighborhood already. I would prefer they have a safe supportive alternative.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 29, 2023, 1:19 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
• Weekend hours
• Evening hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8
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1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

4. Private property/security

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
• Google
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. 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 treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes, housing is incredibly unaffordable in slo and we need to provide safe housing and care for people until they can afford to live here 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 29, 2023, 3:53 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
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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
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
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) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (4)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (4)
Question 13

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

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Victoria Wood
inside Neighborhood 6
December 29, 2023, 5:48 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. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

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

4. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
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• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - Level of distress and call non emergency if needed 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) • 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)
Question 13

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

2. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
I would not support unless city or county had a realistic plan for managing the site. Example was the safe parking program near the jail. Having worked in programs for assisting individuals with similar issues it was clear from the beginning the program was not being monitored.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
December 29, 2023, 10:07 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. 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)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.
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Question 12
• Other - The people I see on the streets don't want help. It's a waste of money trying to help them. Use the money to keep the rest of us safe and get them out of the public spaces. (10)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

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
No. They can't be helped. Their mental health is shot because they fried their brains on drugs. Crack down on the drugs. Lock them up.

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 30, 2023, 1:38 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Occasionally/Monthly
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Variety of tasks
Question 8
No response
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - Church
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) (3)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
Question 13

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

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
Yes
Question 15
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1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
December 30, 2023, 10:58 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
No response
Question 8

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

2. Private property/security

3. Environmental impact

4. Community health & safety

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Approach the individual
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
No response
Question 13

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

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

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

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
I would support permanent housing projects for families without homes, I would support mental health for people who truly are from California.

However, for individuals who drift into our area from other states, particularly conservative states, I would provide one-way bus and meal tickets to the state that failed. them
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 31, 2023, 10:54 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
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Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
No response
Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)
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
• 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)
• 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
Question 14
Yes, people need a roof over their heads.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
December 31, 2023, 12:23 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

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

5. 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
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Google
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
• Other - Speak to friends
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. 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
Working families absolutely! There are huge numbers of people who cannot the ridiculous rents around here. These people deserve a chance.

On the other hand, mentally unstable people who are self-medicating and threatening the health and safety of the citizens absolutely not.

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
Anastasia Nicole
outside Neighborhoods
December 31, 2023, 3:31 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
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• Other - More likely to give in-kind donations to these organizations, and volunteer for Glean SLO.

Question 8
No response
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Other - Not sure....maybe call non-emergency, but would love if there was one number to call.

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)
• 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 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 need more permanent affordable housing in SLO County. Many homeless are on waiting lists to get into shelters or under roofs - there just isn't enough affordable housing.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Paul Sanford
inside Neighborhood 6
January 1, 2024, 7:24 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Outside SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Online sign up
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)
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3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Community health & safety

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 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) (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. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes. We already have a large volume of homeless that ae dangerous living in Mitchell Park
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
January 2, 2024, 8:39 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. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Private property/security

4. Environmental impact

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
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• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call 911
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. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

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

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes, the services are needed regardless of the neighborhood it is located.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
January 2, 2024, 10:03 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
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• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (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) (3)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
Question 13

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

2. 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'd first have to see proven long term success and area impacts before supporting this type of project in my neighborhood.

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
January 2, 2024, 12:26 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
• Online sign up
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
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Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• 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)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

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

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes, because they are proven to work in our County (as exampled by the Project Homekey project in Paso Robles and Cabins for Change in Grover Beach) in terms of getting homeless individuals off the streets permanently, and with little to no impact on the surrounding neighborhoods. We need more of these projects, and need to go in places that makes sense (such as connections to other supportive services, grocery stores, transit, etc.). That means neighborhoods like mine need to say "yes" to these types of projects.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Hans Hershberger
inside Neighborhood 1
January 2, 2024, 12:35 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
• Online sign up
• Evening hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Community health & safety

5. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
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• 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) (3) • 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. 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, because I am called to love my neighbor and care for the poor, widow, orphan, sick, and vulnerable.

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
January 2, 2024, 12:50 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Weekend hours
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

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

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. 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
Question 12
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• 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) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

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

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Tim Mahoney
inside Neighborhood 11
January 2, 2024, 1:06 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. Private property/security

2. Environmental impact

3. Community health & safety

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

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call 911
Question 11
• Service Providers
Question 12
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• Other - more police and security (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
No - we must live within our resources, we do not have enough water, health care, sewer, parking, air quailty, etc to accommodate more homeless people
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
January 3, 2024, 1:30 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Evening hours
Question 8

1. 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)
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
Question 10
• Walk away
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) (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)
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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. 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, because it is a resource that I feel many folks would benefit from.

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
January 3, 2024, 5:24 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. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Community health & safety

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

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
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) • 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) (4)
Question 13
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1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

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

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

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
January 3, 2024, 5:26 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. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Environmental impact

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

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Other - I don’t know where to go other than a few tireless individuals.

It’s not enough.

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)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
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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, as long as it was well held and dissent lead to a lack of safety in the 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. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
January 3, 2024, 5:37 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
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Community health & safety

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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

5. Private property/security

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

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

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

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
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4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
I already live close to such a development, Bishop Street Commons.

Occasionally there is an outburst from a tenant but for the most part, it feels like everything is fairly under control. I don't let my grandchildren play outside by themselves and I have built a tall security fence around my backyard because I do have a little fear based on some of the outbursts we've experienced. There are people who are not tenants that park their vehicles in our neighborhood and spend the night with the tenants on occasion.

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
January 3, 2024, 5:39 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. 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. Environmental impact

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (4) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (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. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

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Question 14
Yes, but only if based on contingency management
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
January 3, 2024, 5:48 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Community health & safety
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) (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)
• 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. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
Yes...but not next to my home.

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
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January 3, 2024, 5:51 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
• Weekend hours
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.

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

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

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
January 3, 2024, 5:59 PM
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
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• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (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. 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
Question 14
No, but only because my neighborhood is entirely higher-end residential with nowhere to build. Not sure where it could go in my area. But in general, I'm very supporting of the idea, just need the right location.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
January 3, 2024, 6:32 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
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
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Question 8

1. Community health & safety

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

3. Private property/security

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Environmental impact

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
Question 10
• Call 911
Question 11
• Other - Referrals
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) (3)
• Other - Detox Holding facility (2)
Question 13

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

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
No. Enforcement is not supported
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
January 3, 2024, 6:42 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. Private property/security

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
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• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Other - Don’t have enough time to try and do something 10 times a day Question 11
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No, better suited for an industrial area. We already have enough random people walking by and looking down our driveway and just for stuff to grab.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
January 3, 2024, 6:49 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

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

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
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• Walk away
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) (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. 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
Question 14
Yes, something needs to be done to help those who are homeless. I've lived in SLO for almost 20 years and it has gotten exponentially worse in that time.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
January 3, 2024, 7:41 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
• Variety of tasks
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
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Local News 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) (3)
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• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
• Other - Education for how to take care of needs, health, etc (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 treatment facilities

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

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
No, there are a lot of opportunities for people who are looking or even helped. Homelessness can become a comfortable alternative to being socially responsible. Tax payers shouldn’t be penalized for this.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
January 3, 2024, 8:21 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.

Question 7
• Online sign up
Question 8

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

2. Environmental impact

3. Private property/security

4. Community health & safety

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (5) • Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (5)
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
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I would need more details. Where, cost, for how many etc..

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
January 3, 2024, 8:38 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 - If I saw that the services offered were working to decreasing homelessness
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

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

3. Private property/security

4. Environmental impact

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - Friends, neighbors, community
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (7) • Other - Mandated drug addiction and psychiatric treatment (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
Yes. But only if mandated and camping were made illegal and if cited for camping, mental health issues, or drug addiction, individuals were assigned to housing.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
January 3, 2024, 8:58 PM
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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. Environmental impact

2. Private property/security

3. Community health & safety
Question 9
• None of the above
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
No response
Question 13

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
No
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
Name not available
January 3, 2024, 9:32 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. Private property/security

3. Environmental impact
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Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (5) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (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)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

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

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

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
I have young children and they are very uncomfortable with homeless people and very scared. I would not want this in my neighborhood.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
January 3, 2024, 9:44 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

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

2. Community health & safety

3. Private property/security

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
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• 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) • Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (5)
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 skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
No. Need to be in an environment that’s safe for everyone.

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
Name not available
January 3, 2024, 9:50 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
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Environmental impact

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

5. Private property/security

6. 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
• Approach the individual
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
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• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (4) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

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

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

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No bc of my experience with the homeless at my place of work downtown 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
January 3, 2024, 9:51 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
No response
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. Environmental impact

5. Community health & safety

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Approach the individual
Question 11
No response
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
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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. 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
Yes if long term support and care were being offered.

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
January 4, 2024, 7:25 AM
Question 1
• Outside SLO County
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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

3. Environmental impact

4. Community health & safety

5. Private property/security

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (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)
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

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. I assume that "support" will always have a price tag for tax payers. I think housing and support as described here could focus on people with children. What if the SLCUSD properties that are underused could be a site for housing and services? Is the NOOR Foundation providing support to the homeless population?
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
January 4, 2024, 7:40 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. Private property/security
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
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (7)
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 Question 14
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supportive housing project in my neighborhood. My concerns primarily revolve around potential impacts on the community's character and property values. Additionally, as a resident with small children, the prospect of such a project in close proximity raises concerns about safety, making us feel uneasy about the potential implications for our family's well-being. I believe it's essential to explore alternative locations that can effectively address the needs of the individuals requiring support while ensuring the safety and comfort of all residents, including those with young families.

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
January 4, 2024, 8:13 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. 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. 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
• 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) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
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sheltered in permanent housing with appropriate services as my neighbor rather than living in a car on the roadway or unsheltered in a park. I believe having a consistent place to call home reduces stress and it is a major step in creating stability.

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
Richard Beller
inside Neighborhood 6
January 4, 2024, 8:16 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. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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

3. Community health & safety

4. Private property/security

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• 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) (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) (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
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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. This is an important component of housing. A facility can be well designed with adequate security and access
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
January 4, 2024, 8:36 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
• Weekend hours
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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

4. Private property/security

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
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) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. 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

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Question 14
Yes
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
Name not available
January 4, 2024, 9:03 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
• Other - Interested in infrastructure/services not person-to-person Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - Walk away - prioritize my own safety, personal experience has taught me these individuals are unpredictable, calm right now does not mean calm in another minute.

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) (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) (2)
• Other - Other - social services for people at risk/on verge of homelessness, in particular young people/teens, elderly, low wage workers/unemployed, women/mothers (2)
Question 13

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

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

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
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I live downtown, it makes sense for this type of facility to be in a central location with easy mobility options. However, I think this type of facility should also provide an avenue for "work" such as weeding, trash pick-up, etc. Something to tie the individuals to the community, have a sense of pride of place and belonging.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Judy Fox
inside Neighborhood 7
January 4, 2024, 9:16 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Other - I am 63 years old and work full-time so am not sure I am ready to volunteer.

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. 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
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - I engage by saying hello and if responsive talk and ask what they need
Question 11
• N/A.

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

1. 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
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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. The program is only as good as the people running it and the community surrounding it. I think if the team behind the housing can show a neighborhood who they are then the neighborhood should trust the program.

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
Mary O'Brien
inside Neighborhood 11
January 4, 2024, 9:22 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. 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. Private property/security

5. Community health & safety

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

1. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
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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, but there would need to be adequate parking. Currently, many vehicles tend to congregate on streets in business parks. Parking in those streets is critical for the businesses who are located there and lack of parking impacts them negatively. But there are often empty lots on those streets that have not been developed. Perhaps the city could lease those lots and use them for homeless parking.

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
January 4, 2024, 9:25 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. Private property/security

2. Environmental impact

3. Community health & safety
Question 9
• 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) (2) • 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) (3)
Question 13

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

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

3. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes. I would support transitional and affordable housing as medium and long term solutions for people who don't want to be on the street and are down on their luck. There are some people who are homeless in this county because the cost of living is too high. There needs to be a movement toward these longer term solutions so there is an avenue to home people who don't want to be homeless to get off the street. The issue I see in downtown SLO is that homeless shelters and other short291 | 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

term resources appear to make it a destination for folks who appear to want to live a homeless lifestyle (which is often paired with drug and alcohol addiction). While I see the need for these short-term resources, I generally have a negative attitude toward these things because the drugaddicted, alcoholic folks who have overrun downtown SLO, as they make me feel extremely unsafe there as a woman. I am daily seeing homeless individuals who are unstable and unsafe. There is also human waste in our streets, which is a big problem.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
January 4, 2024, 9:28 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Outside SLO County
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. 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
• 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) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

1. Development of additional 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
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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
Elaine Genasci
inside Neighborhood 1
January 4, 2024, 10:33 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call 911
Question 11
• SLO City website
Question 12
• 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) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

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

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

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

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
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Name not available
January 4, 2024, 10:34 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
• Other - More time outside of current responsibilities Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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 Safe Parking
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • 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) (3)
• 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. 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 because I live near a low-income apartment complex currently and affordable long-term housing is one of the needs to combat the homelessness in SLO City. I think the job training aspect of a project like this would be especially beneficial but with requirements so that these individuals will eventually grow their skills and be self-sufficient in the future. It would also contribute to easing the high demand for permanent workers in various fields in this area that aren't high school or college students who will likely leave their job after a year or two.

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
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Name not available
January 4, 2024, 11:55 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Online sign up
Question 8

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

2. Community health & safety

3. Private property/security

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• 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) • 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) (1)
• Other - More on drug and addiction program enforcement when housing is provided (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 skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
No. I do not trust our local government to properly handle the allocation of funds without risking the local community.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Mariko Kriege
inside Neighborhood 10
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January 4, 2024, 12:11 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
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Evening hours
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
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (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) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (5)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of 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! Unhoused people are already my neighbors. I would welcome them to live with the supportive housing they need to be healthy and safe.

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
January 4, 2024, 12:15 PM
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Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

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

2. Community health & safety

3. Private property/security

4. Environmental impact

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (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)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
• Other - Find a way to discourage them from coming! AND more funding for the police to quell illegal behavior. (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 skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

4. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
This would be welcomed if the individuals would actually use these facilities to better themselves. Many unhoused are drug addicts and criminals that make our neighborhoods unsafe and unclean. Those individuals are causing the problems for the real unhoused people that will become good citizens. We need those individuals to follow our laws or leave our city. I do not want to see our town become a slum in some areas.

The trash, bodily fluids and feces are repugnant. It makes our parks, open spaces and sidewalks unclean and unsafe.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
January 4, 2024, 6:33 PM
Question 1
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• 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
• Other - I sometimes help serve lunch on the first Friday of the month with Mt. Carmel Lutheran Church
Question 8

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

2. Private property/security

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• 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) (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)
Question 13

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

2. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
This does not apply to me, I live in a PUD.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Stephen Hilty
inside Neighborhood 11
January 4, 2024, 7:39 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
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• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - I would love to help but I work A LOT. I don't have time! 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. Private property/security

5. Community health & safety

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Other - Most often I walk away. I am reluctant to call non-emergency dispatch because I don't know if doing so would require me to wait around for someone to show up.

Question 11
• Local News Website
• SLO City website
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • 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. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
If the permanent supportive housing project houses mostly families and mentally stable individuals, yes. If the permanent supportive housing project houses many folks with active mental health issues who are getting help and perhaps working their way back to employment, then I think that there are areas of the city that a permanent supportive housing project would be a good fit and areas that would be a not so good fit. I would prefer that this type of housing project that houses many folks with active mental health issues not be near an elementary school or a family neighborhood with a park where young children commonly go to play. I live in a neighborhood with a park that often is full of children and the older children are often not accompanied by their parents. Occasionally a homeless individual visits the park and I see that parents of young kids are wary of these individuals because they don't know how to know if this person is "harmless" or struggling/unstable.

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
January 4, 2024, 9:04 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
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Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Online sign up
• 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
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
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) (3) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (3)
Question 13

1. 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. Many people experiencing homelessness have drug addictions and that is an unsafe thing to have around children.

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
January 4, 2024, 9:43 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
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• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Online sign up
Question 8

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

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Community health & safety

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• 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) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
• Other - Support for families who have a loved one who has someone about to be homeless. (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)

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No. Build a “Hospital” that has parking lots, nurses, case managers, PD, security, rooms, showers- nursing home but more hospital like… (sierra Vista would be perfect). Court Mandated they go there but can pick if they want to live in the parking lot, a room, get help with housing, rehab, job support….

Gated in. Not prison but only can enter and exist through security.

Need to incorporate trauma informed care and nervous system regulation- healing with different modalities such as horses, ketamine therapy, Mandatory rehab.

Also find out which middle class families are trying to help their loved ones but can barely afford to live and can’t pay taxes and help a loved one but are struggling to do so…
Many on the verge of homeless. Homeless prevention so to speak… incentive program that supports ADU’s for struggling loved ones, tax break if family has some resources to help but have to decide between which ones.

Also knowing that providing housing isn’t going to make them cure from the addiction but helps with a safe place… addiction will continue. Need MUCH more support.

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
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January 4, 2024, 10:08 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Outside SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Occasionally/Monthly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - It's hard with two kids especially with a newborn to do anything extra outside of the house. I need more time to consider volunteering.

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
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) (3)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
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. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes! This is much needed to fully support a person who is homeless and help them transition to an independent, permanent living situation.

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
January 4, 2024, 10:16 PM
Question 1
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• 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
• Variety of tasks
• Other - Volunteer opportunities I would feel comfortable bringing my children to
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 Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• 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) (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) (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

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.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
January 5, 2024, 11:38 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
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• 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. 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
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) (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 treatment facilities

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

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Don Walter
inside Neighborhood 9
January 5, 2024, 1:06 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
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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
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call 911
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• 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) (5)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
no. Safety for my family and myself. Decrease the value of my property that I have worked my entire life to afford. Trash left behind. Security keeping the homeless in their area and out of mine. I have a full page list of damages caused by the homeless to my business on an ongoing bases.

Why don't you ask about how homelessness has affected those in the City. I am happy to forward you the list of damages and environmental issues that occur on my property and to the creek which is their bathroom.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Loren Gordon
outside Neighborhoods
January 5, 2024, 10:17 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Outside SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Occasionally/Monthly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
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Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Environmental impact

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

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Community health & safety

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
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) • Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
Question 13

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

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

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes. It has to go somewhere. Why not here?
Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
January 6, 2024, 6:26 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. Environmental impact

2. Private property/security

3. Community health & safety
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
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• 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) (8) • 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

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

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

3. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
I am frustrated and tired of the impact on my neighborhood from homeless. I want them out of my neighborhood.

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
James Wilson
inside Neighborhood 9
January 6, 2024, 9:17 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Weekend hours
Question 8

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

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

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
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
Question 12
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• 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) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

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

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
A comprehensive plan like that is what is truly needed. If a facility could be done with it not affecting housing prices and disrupt neighborhoods that would be best.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Allan Cooper
inside Neighborhood 5
January 6, 2024, 1:08 PM
Question 1
• 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
• Other - I'd like to serve on a committee focussing on Homelessness Response
Question 8

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

2. Environmental impact

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
• 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) (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)
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• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

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

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

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

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
Yes! We already have low-income apartments in our neighborhood in the form of Brizzolara Street Apartments. These have very little negative impact on the neighborhood.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
January 6, 2024, 4:12 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
No response
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
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
• 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) (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) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (2)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of 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. Former TMHA employee and housing is critical w other services included. I was a job coach.

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
Allison Donatello
inside Neighborhood 1
January 8, 2024, 7:34 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Weekend hours
• Evening hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• 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) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
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• 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. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes, the homeless are already in my neighborhood. So why not in a permanent supportive housing project? Transitions has done this for years! We must be inclusive to provide an adequate response.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Joe Benson
inside Neighborhood 11
January 8, 2024, 12:29 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
• Weekend hours
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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

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
• 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)
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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) (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. It needs to go 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. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

5. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
January 8, 2024, 4:08 PM
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
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Evening hours
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

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

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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
• 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)
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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. 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, having stable housing with supportive services to ensure ongoing stability in housing is the only path to a sustainable positive impact on the rate of homelessness.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
January 8, 2024, 7:29 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

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

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Environmental impact

4. Community health & safety

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
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - Contact the CAT or MCU teams or Tranisitions-MHA 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) (2)
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• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (1)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

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

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes I would depending on the program provider and the proximity to public transit, grocery stores, etc.

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
Domenica Devine
outside Neighborhoods
January 9, 2024, 5:55 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• Outside SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Online sign up
• Evening hours
• 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
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Other - it's a bit more nuanced than one or the other. both approach, if safe, and call 911
Question 11
• Other - Shower the People have a great list
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)
• 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 - Help with vehicle repairs and registration (4) Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

3. Development of 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. small housing projects need to be dotted throughout the area. keeping facilities small will help mitigate the problems associated with congregation of homeless folks. I supported the low income housing in Shell Beach because of the size. Case management in small situations seems like it would be more manageable.

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
January 9, 2024, 1:00 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
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Community health & safety
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Local News Website
Question 12
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (10)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

2. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes. People need homes.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
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Name not available
January 9, 2024, 2:16 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Environmental impact

2. Community health & safety

3. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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

5. Private property/security

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
• Other - Mandatory holds/rehabilitation and treatment (4) Question 13

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

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

4. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No, I would not. In my opinion, assuming that individuals are going to give up bad habits just because they get housing is naive and unrealistic. I believe that these individuals should be mandated by a court to get treatment or to be institutionalized into a hospital before they are given a bunch of resources that they cannot use responsibly. I think that if we are going to use taxpayer dollars on homelessness, we should only be investing in things that will definitely work. Giving individuals a slew of benefits without the ironclad accountability of court-ordered treatment will only bring more drugs, trash, feces and poverty into our neighborhoods. Ordinary citizens should not have to risk the value of their home and the safety of their neighborhood because of weak policies.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
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Name not available
January 9, 2024, 6:05 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
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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

4. Community health & safety

5. 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
• Other - Educate us on options
Question 11
No response
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)
• Other - Echo in north county has a very good program. Good model to follow (1)
Question 13

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

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

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes, many people would benefit from long term, consistent support.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
January 10, 2024, 9:19 AM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
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• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

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

5. Private property/security

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Other - I work with local governmental agencies and CoCs.

Question 12
• 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)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

4. 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, because spending the bulk of grant money on street outreach is not working. Non-profit and homeless executives continue increase their salaries. We need the money to go to tangible solutions like housing.

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
Heather Minnoch
inside Neighborhood 6
January 10, 2024, 10:37 AM
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
• Other - I currently work for a faith based organization and my volunteer experience with homeless is through our organization.

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
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• Other - I usually see reports on the city's instagram page 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)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (3)
Question 13

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

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

4. Development of additional treatment facilities

5. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
yes. I currently live downtown so a permanent supportive housing project is better than people untreated on the streets.

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
Candace Winstead
inside Neighborhood 1
January 10, 2024, 12:58 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
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• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Other - I already am volunteering at ECHO twice a week.

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
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
• 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. 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
Question 14
Yes. Housing is a human right, and housing first strategies work, save money long term and are the most humane. We desperately need more housing in SLO, and more people need to say YIMBY. Walk the walk my people- housing solves the issue.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
January 10, 2024, 2:19 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
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
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• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Google
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)
• 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

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

2. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes
Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Francisco Torres
inside Neighborhood 9
January 10, 2024, 3:05 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
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
No response
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Private property/security

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

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Community health & safety

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.
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Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (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. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

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

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
January 10, 2024, 3:37 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Environmental impact

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
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
Question 10
• Call 911
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) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (3)
• Other - Treating the mental health issues and addiction issues behind many homeless individuals (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities

2. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No because the problem is not lack of housing. The problem is mental health issues and addiction issues that keep people on the streets and out of homes, jobs, relationships. They don't need more handouts; they need ways to be contributing members to our community.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
January 10, 2024, 4:25 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. Community health & safety

2. 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)
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Other - SLOPD
Question 12
• Other - Police Force and Jail. (10)
Question 13

1. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
No. The City has done nothing to address ongoing safety concerns with criminal homelessness. Once that is addressed, then other issues can be addressed. Cite and release is not an acceptable policy.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
January 10, 2024, 4:39 PM
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Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

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

3. Private property/security

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• Local News Website
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

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 think there are better locations than my neighborhood (rural county property) that would provide better access to needs and services.

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
January 10, 2024, 4:40 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
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Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

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

6. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• 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) (6) • Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (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

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

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes, but only for those with metal heath issues. I would argue that many of the homeless in this city are here by choice... Many are in one way or another, homeless due to poor choices, drugs, addition, and even the desire to live a nomadic lifestyle. A study to understand the % of homeless by choice (drugs/addiction) or mental illness needs to be completed. Those with the mental health issues need to be help and support, and I would support permanent housing for this portion of the population. Those facing addiction need treatment, and I would support temp housing for those wishing to get off the street. For those that come here to exploit the community with a the desire to live a nomadic lifestyle and cause harm to the community via violations of theft, trespassing, loitering, littering, and steeling shopping carts, etc, need to be addressed.

I support the expansion of low security prisons, instead of just letting those individuals move down the street to just repeat the offenses.

Question 15

1. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

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
January 10, 2024, 4:47 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
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Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. 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
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• Other - use resources to move them out of the county (10) Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
No. Becoming homeless requires a long time frame of poor decisions. The failure rate of spending tax dollars on housing someone who is not able to maintain their own living conditions is to high to spend money on this.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
January 10, 2024, 5:13 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
• Other - Volunteer with existing nonprofit serving homeless population Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Private property/security

3. Environmental impact

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

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Community health & safety
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
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Question 10
• Call 911
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) (2) • Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (1)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (1)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (4)
Question 13

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes, more housing that is specifically designated for our unhoused population along with support services that helps them get on their feet and out of subsidized housing is critical. We must provide housing and support services.

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
January 10, 2024, 5:58 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Other - I have donated in the past and will continue to do so Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. 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
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• Google
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) (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) (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
Question 14
Yes. They work in other cities
Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
January 11, 2024, 8:29 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
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
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) (2) • 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) (2)
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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. 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 additional treatment facilities

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Probably. The neighborhood includes a high traffic arterial road and nearby commercial areas. The homeless are frequently present already as are other public. A well run facility in high traffic commercial to residential transitions areas would likely not change the character or nature of the neighborhood.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

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
January 11, 2024, 10:23 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
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. Addressing negative coping mechanisms (e.g. drug and alcohol addiction)

2. Community health & safety

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Environmental impact

5. Private property/security

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• None of the above
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) • 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)
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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
I would not mind but I believe the majority of the city of slo would not like it. I have lived in slo for 29 years and the biggest change I have noticed is the type of homeless we have. A lot of more drug use amoung the homeless and much more present. Homeless in the slo was always there but growing up it felt like the majority of them were just asking for change/food and not bothering locals. Now it seems to be much more drug use or schizophrenic which makes me feel less safe and concerned. I would walk around downtown slo by myself at 10-12 years old, today I would never let my kids do that.

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
Matt Quaglino
inside Neighborhood 3
January 11, 2024, 11:00 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
No response
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

3. 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
No response
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)
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
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Question 14
Yes I would support in an appropriate location. residential neighborhoods are not appropriate locations.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
January 11, 2024, 11:39 AM
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
• Other - I assisted for years but no longer wish to do so Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

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

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

3. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
No, most of the time homelessness is due to drug and alcohol use which in turn leads to crime. I do not want more crime in my neighborhood.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
January 11, 2024, 11:50 AM
Question 1
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• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - If the State and City would enforce law and order. Too many handouts is just going to create more individuals to choose homelessness. Any individual that creates harm or use of drugs should not be considered for state or city support.

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
• Other - Depends, most that I have seen or encountered are clearly drug abusers, therefore why support individuals who the make CHOICE to use.

Enforce LAW and ORDER, drugs are illegal, nor is impacting or obstructing public right of ways.

Question 11
• Other - I don't. Some homelessness is due to financial reasons, most is drug use which is a choice.

Question 12
• Other - All the above options are to enable this crisis. Enforce LAW and ORDER. (1)
Question 13

1. Adoption of CARE Court (process for court mandated mental health treatment)
Question 14
NO. The State and Cities in CA does not want to enforce LAW and ORDER.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
January 11, 2024, 12:18 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Outside SLO County
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
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• 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. Environmental impact

6. Private property/security
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
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) (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. 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 treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes, because if we say we support these changes we need to support them even when they may impact us indirectly by being a part of our neighborhood. And because those involved in subsidized housing need space to exist as well, they are not less than their neighbors.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
January 12, 2024, 1:58 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
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• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

2. Environmental impact

3. Private property/security

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

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
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) (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 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. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

5. Expansion of county-wide street outreach teams to work with unsheltered population
Question 14
Yes, with transparency and accountability. Mandated reports showing success or failure rates.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

4. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
Name not available
January 12, 2024, 2:05 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
No response
Question 8
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1. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

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

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
No response
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (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. 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 skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals

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

I prioritize community safety and believe that people living in the neighborhood, especially home owners, should have a say in whether or not they are comfortable with that type of facility close to their homes.

The people within the neighborhood should be given the time and opportunity to protest, the proposed facility should be required to notify all persons within a certain radius and publish a notice in the newspaper.

And if they don't get a certain approval percentage the facility will not be put in that location.

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
Name not available
January 12, 2024, 2:08 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Private property/security

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

3. Community health & safety
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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)
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (10)
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. It's not the house, it's the individual. 98% of the homeless I encounter are suffering from mental illness or addiction.

Question 15

1. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
Name not available
January 12, 2024, 2:15 PM
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
• Variety of tasks
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. 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
• Google
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Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (1) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (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) (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 transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

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

5. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes if it is fully funded and has oversight
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
Paula Patterson
outside Neighborhoods
January 12, 2024, 3:02 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• Other - We donate to 40 Prado and SLO food bank but at this time do not want to volunteer.

Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Private property/security

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

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

1. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No because we live in the County of SLO without services. Our office building is located in SLO downtown so nothing close is zoned for it.

However I am in favor of it in areas that are not residential.

Question 15

1. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

2. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

5. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources
Name not available
January 12, 2024, 3:53 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. Community health & safety

2. Private property/security

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

4. Environmental impact

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call 911
Question 11
• Other - community
Question 12
• Other - incarceration (10)
Question 13
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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
No. I don't need to spend my money on this. It does no good.

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
January 12, 2024, 3:53 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

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

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Call non-emergency dispatch
Question 11
• SLO City website
• Other - I wish you would not rely on the Trib paper to inform the public.

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

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

2. 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
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5. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing
Question 14
No. These projects should be more equitably located through out the city.

As it is now, my neighborhood has been pressured into building more high density housing projects than any other part of the city except for cal poly student housing. It’s ALWAYS in my neighborhood. It’s unjust that housing the unhoused means jamming them into any high density neighborhood being developed but never in the sprawling suburbs we’re seeing built across from laguna lake or on Foothill where the developers couldn’t get their developments built fast enough for students who don’t have any problem paying $2000 for a single bed in a shared bedroom.

Question 15

1. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

3. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

4. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources
James Lanier
inside Neighborhood 8
January 12, 2024, 4:54 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

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

2. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

3. Private property/security

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Community health & safety

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• 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) (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) (4)
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. 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 these facilities should be in areas of town that don't impact residential property values and safety concerns. Example: the location of 40 Prado is perfect. It's conveniently located and accessible including by freeway.

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
Name not available
January 12, 2024, 6:45 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.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Private property/security

2. Community health & safety

3. Environmental impact

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

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Walk away
Question 11
• N/A.

Question 12
• Other - Mental health services and drug addiction support (10) 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
No. The statistics suggest greater than 90% of the homeless population is struggling with drug addiction and mental health issues (which both increase criminal behavior). Why would I expose my family and neighborhood kids to this?
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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
Terry Mohan
inside Neighborhood 7
January 12, 2024, 7:22 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. 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)
• 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
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (2) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (1)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
• Transitional Housing (non-congregate accommodation - reserved for up to 2 years while seeking permanent housing) (2)
• Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (1)
Question 13

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

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

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

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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could also be planned for the new Prado Rd. extension near the Damon Garcia fields. That way space could be kept between it and new residences. The new industrial development on Tank Farm Rd. is also good location. Current residential neighborhoods are not conducive or welcome these types of projects.

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
Victoria LI-im
inside Neighborhood 11
January 13, 2024, 5:56 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. 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

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals 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) (4) • Safe Parking Sites (parking lot spaces available 7pm-7am for people to sleep in their vehicle) (2)
• Overflow Shelter (public facility open 7pm-7am for people to sleep on provided cots during periods of emergency – administered on first-come first-served basis) (2)
• Emergency Shelter (congregate dorm beds, amenities
(showers/laundry/meals), and case management – may be reserved nightly) (2)
Question 13

1. 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
Question 14
I'd support case management, job training. If they can show and willing to improve, then subsidized housing will help the individual. Some homeless people choose to be homeless. No sense self responsibility. They prefer to drink and use drugs substance.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
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2. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives
Name not available
January 13, 2024, 9:28 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Weekend hours
• Variety of tasks
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

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

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Environmental impact

5. Private property/security

6. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community 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) (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) (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)
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
No. Not in my direct neighborhood or other neighborhoods. I feel that there are better and safer locations throughout the city and county to locate this very needed project.

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
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January 13, 2024, 10:10 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
• Other - My business supports these organizations through financial donations
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

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

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

4. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

5. Private property/security

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Community Action Team (CAT)
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• Shower the People
• Downtown SLO Ambassadors
Question 10
• Other - This happens so often downtown on a daily basis that I usually ignore them, unless they are a threat to themselves or others and i call 912
Question 11
• Service Providers
Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (5) • Permanent Supportive Housing (permanent housing units with wraparound services) (5)
Question 13

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

2. Development of additional treatment facilities

3. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

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

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
No. It wouldn’t work in my neighborhood, but if there is land to develop somewhere nearby, i would support that.

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
January 13, 2024, 11:03 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
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• Not currently employed
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• No
Question 5
• Often/Weekly
Question 6
• No. I'm not interested.

Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Environmental impact

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

4. Community health & safety

5. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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

3. Development of additional treatment facilities
Question 14
Yes
Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources
Name not available
January 14, 2024, 11:01 AM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
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• Yes
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. Community health & safety

3. Private property/security

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• 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) (5) • 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)
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, the history of supportive services in neighborhoods does not provide enough security for the neigborhood residents.

Question 15

1. Local Service Provider Overview and Resources

2. SLO Police Department Updates and Resources

3. Homelessness Response Programs & Initiatives

4. County of San Luis Obispo Updates and Resources

5. Breakout Sessions to Discuss Homelessness Issues
JaDon LaRay
inside Neighborhood 9
January 14, 2024, 5:42 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
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Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Variety of tasks
• Other - If San Luis Obispo even ever gave two fuccs about or for the homeless
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Private property/security

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

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Community health & safety

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Other - If isn't effecting my personal space then so be it Question 11
• N/A.
• Other - There isn't anywhere but 40 Prado rd.

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (10)
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,!!. Because homelessness isn't one race ,1 income, nor if male or female nor young or old. Homeless can come from a car crash , bad mud slides, flooding, the federalism in a youth courts in the 805. As to drugs & Mental health are of the rich , poor, are of the courts the local law enforcers, therapist college professors, and on and on but homelessness isn't talk to us in our grade schools as a course in college as an feasible employment method isn't what the pastors are preaching in church with a big sisters little brothers are volunteering with youth. Homelessness strikes from random events random variables that life can throw at ANYONE OF US AT ANY GIVEN TIME(.)
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
January 15, 2024, 12:46 PM
Question 1
• SLO County
Question 2
• SLO City
Question 3
• No
Question 4
• Yes
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Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
• Yes. I am a current volunteer.

Question 7
• Online sign up
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
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) (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 additional treatment facilities

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

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

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes, permanent (affordable) housing with corresponding supportive services is the best and proven effective solution for those experiencing homelessness.

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
January 15, 2024, 2:16 PM
Question 1
• SLO City
Question 2
• Not currently employed
Question 3
• Yes
Question 4
• Yes
Question 5
• Frequently/Daily
Question 6
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• Not yet, but I am interested!
Question 7
• Online sign up
• Variety of tasks
• Other - If San Luis Obispo even ever gave two fuccs about or for the homeless
Question 8

1. Availability of affordable housing for unhoused individuals

2. Private property/security

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

4. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

5. Community health & safety

6. Environmental impact
Question 9
• 40 Prado Homeless Services Center
• Mobile Crisis Unit (MCU)
• 40 Prado Safe Parking
• Shower the People
Question 10
• Other - If isn't effecting my personal space then so be it Question 11
• N/A.
• Other - There isn't anywhere but 40 Prado rd.

Question 12
• Street Outreach Services (resources solely dedicated to administering case management for unhoused individuals inhabiting public spaces) (10)
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,!!. Because homelessness isn't one race ,1 income, nor if male or female nor young or old. Homeless can come from a car crash , bad mud slides, flooding, the federalism in a youth courts in the 805. As to drugs & Mental health are of the rich , poor, are of the courts the local law enforcers, therapist college professors, and on and on but homelessness isn't talk to us in our grade schools as a course in college as an feasible employment method isn't what the pastors are preaching in church with a big sisters little brothers are volunteering with youth. Homelessness strikes from random events random variables that life can throw at ANYONE OF US AT ANY GIVEN TIME(.)
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
January 15, 2024, 4:36 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.
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Question 7
• N/A - Not interested
Question 8

1. Community health & safety

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

3. Wellbeing of those experiencing homelessness

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

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

2. Development of additional transitional and permanent supportive housing

3. Development of additional treatment facilities

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

5. Development of skilled nursing facilities for low-income individuals Question 14
Yes. We live between Mitchell Park and the Amtrak Station parking lot where many houseless people congregate. It would be more conducive for our neighborhood to have a permanent place for them to go rather than seeing them drinking, doing drugs and/or passed out in Mitchell Park where their behavior discourages people from enjoying their park or camping along the railroad tracks or in the parking lot where they leave mounds of trash.

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
January 15, 2024, 9:56 PM
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
• Other - Finding time and learning about the right organization 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. 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
• Community Service Officers (CSOs)
• 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) (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) (1)
• Other - Increased law enforcement budget to ensure local ordinances apply to all. Further to ensure that well being of our citizens, children, and business/property owners are protected. (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 of course not. The root of homelessness is not inadequate job training.

The root is substance abuse and mental health disorders, usually in conjunction of 'which came first'. I support case management, mental health and substance abuse treatment options all being provided. I also support providing for homeless folks daily needs, but in a transient fashion. None of these options should be occurring near residential areas.

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
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PARTICIPANTS CURRENT HOUSING
# OF

HOMELESS

EXPERIENCES
# OF YEARS
BEING

HOMELESS

MAIN FACTORS

CONTRIBUTING TO

HOMELESSNESS
FAMILY LOCALLY SERVICES ENGAGED SERVICES YOU'RE UNABLE TO ACCESS DO YOU FEEL SAFE? WHAT WOULD INCREASE YOUR FEELINGS OF SAFETY? SERVICES NEEDED IN SLO HOW YOU HEAR ABOUT SERVICES / PROGRAMS EMPLOYMENT STATUS Date/Location of Survey What is one thing you wish the public knew about homelessness? Participant 1
Vehicle - street before, got the car in October 2 11.5
Eviction, couldn't find available housing with voucher so it expired Yes (Pismo) EBT, Shower the People, GA, TMHA, Grace Church Food Pantry N/A Yes; dog Housing resources Around the way, online/google
Unemployed, not interested in employment
12/19 Shower the People
We're not all dirty, we're not all drug addicts - some of us are good people and circumstances put us out here, not choices Participant 2 Unsheltered 2 15 Job loss, family issues Yes (Morro Bay) EBT, Shower the People, Food pantries
40 Prado due to no ID, medical & mental health, GA
No due to police presence & people stealing my stuff; having a home Dental services, mental health, housing resources, phone access, human/sex trafficking support for women Word of mouth No, couldn’t keep a job on the street due to no shower & lack of rest -- punctuality would be difficult 12/19 Shower the People
There's a lot of different faces; you never know how someone ended up out here; we're humans just like everbody else; most people don't sympathize with us; have a little compassion and just try to understand - try to put yourself in someone else's shoes Participant 3
Unsheltered but usually 40 Prado 2 0.33 Eviction No
Section 8, 40 Prado, Social Security, Shower the People Assisted Living No due to threats and feeling unsafe at 40 Prado; more housing & living alone N/A Shower the People No, unable to work 12/19 Shower the People
All homeless people aren't bad; some are good people in a bad situation Participant 4 Vehicle 1 8
Lost apartment due to loss of job from injury No
Social Security, Shower the People N/A
Sometimes except when police harrassing me in my car or I'm in a neighborhood where people complain Safe Parking Word of mouth No, unable to work 12/19 Shower the People We're not all drug addicts
Participant 5 Unsheltered 1 0.5 Choice, job loss Yes (Santa Maria) Shower the People, EBT, Medical N/A
Yes but used to be scared but now I know not to go certain places; dog Covered areas for when it rains Word of mouth
Unemployed, interested in employment doing framing, tiling, doors, appliance repair 12/19 Shower the People
Don't be so angry at them, you dont know their trauma/plight, don't be so quick to judge Participant 6 Vehicle 2 0.25
Condition of previous unit (roaches) Yes (Oceano)
Disability, EBT, Shower the People
Safe parking, public bathrooms
Sometimes - least safe in neighborhoods, most safe in industrial areas; safe parking Safe Parking, restrooms, more trash cans, more mental health, landlord & homeless connetions Word of mouth, Shower the People
Unemployed, unable to work
12/19 Shower the People
Not everybody is bad, say a kind word every now and then Participant 7
Vehicle (40 prado safe parking) 2 0.5 Mental health Yes (Nipomo) Shower the People, TMHA, 40 Prado Safe Parking, EBT N/A Yes @ 40 Prado safe parking
Free laundry services, warming centers
Shower the People, 40 prado Employed by Uber Eats
12/19 Shower the People
We're not all lazy bums, we're not all druggies. A lot of us have jobs; we're human beings too Participant 8 Vehicle 1 4 Stopped paying rent, SUD No
CenCal, Shower the People, 40 Prado Day Services
Permanent showers, public restrooms
Yes, exept in some neighborhoods; longer jail stints for dangerous people Laundry services, "busting" drug dealers to get drugs off street, "adopt a homeless person" Shower the People Employed by Uber Eats 12/19 Shower the People N/A
Participant 9 Vehicle 1 9
Family issues and hardships, financial issues
Yes; Dad also lives in vehicle so they park near each other, mom lives in town, family in fresno EBT, BBQ's at BMW and Nissan
Showers, public bathrooms
No, does not feel safe; least safe when by myself; would increase feelings of safety is LE or citizens did not profile or target me due to my race and me living in my vehicle with all my stuff More shelters, safe parking
Other safe parkers, volunteers
Employed full time - construction/fencing company 1/11 BMW BBQ Not everybody is dirty, a drug addict; everybody deserves a chance and don't forget there are people out there struggling Participant 10
Vehicle and travel trailer 2 5 Job loss, loss of income Yes; son and wife live with me Food Bank, Social Security Safe parking Yes; rural areas feel most safe
More public trashcans/industrial dumpsters (near railroad tracks, creek on higuera, DSS site) Word of mouth Retired but sometimes part time work; yard work, etc. 1/11 BMW BBQ Not all homeless are bad people, some of us are just trying to survive Participant 11 Vehicle 1 25 Family issues
Yes; mom in Santa Maria
SSI, EBT, BMW, CenCal, friend helps w/showers
40 Prado - meals, showers; Housing Navigation Most safe with friend Housing resource Word of mouth/friends
Unemployed, unable to work 1/11 BMW BBQ
There are some homeless that are pigs - throw their trash around, make a mess, don't respect -- they make a bad name for the rest of us Attachment C - Unhoused and Unsheltered Survey Data

Participant 12 Vehicle
Unsure; on and
off 10 Bad decisions
Yes; SLO (born and raised here)
SSDI, Shower the People, 40 Prado day services, Medical, EBT PSHH Yes; no issues More veteran services Word of mouth, community
Unemployed, not looking for work 1/11 BMW BBQ
How to be tough and survive; there are worse things in life; try not to get overwhelmed Participant 13 Vehicle 1 1
Toxic marriage to ex husband of 35 yrs
No; kids in CA and Arizona EBT, Shower the People Disability Yes; most safe with friends Don't know Friends, word of mouth - lots of nice homeless people around Unemployed, disabled and unable to work 1/11 BMW BBQ
We're not all hooked on drugs - a lot of us don't use drugs Participant 14 Vehicle 1 12
Dad died, threw all responsibilites out window; became addicted to meth and crack No; family in valley and oregon
Drug Counseling, EBT, Shower the People
Don't know whats out there Yes; no safety concerns Don't know Word of mouth "I hustle" - no full time job 1/11 BMW BBQ
Some homeless people are lazy and don't pick up their trash; not all of us are like that Participant 15 Vehicle 1 1.5
Housing was too expensive -could not afford after Marines No; family in Texas EBT, Shower the People, 40 Prado, waiting for GA to get VA benefits/housing Veteran services, housing, trucking license Yes; no safety concerns Housing resources Word of mouth Employed - but havent been able to work consistently due to knee injurt 1/11 BMW BBQ A lot of us are mentally ill - traumatic brain injuries Participant 16 Vehicle and streets 1 4
New to the area - released from prison and on parole
No; family in Nebraska
EBT, CenCal, Shower the People SSI Yes; no safety concerns 5-7 acres of camping/safe parking -> needs to be well managed, not like Kansas Ave/Oklahoma -- have to control the drug element Word of mouth; try to spread the news to others Employed 1/25 BMW BBQ There's so many; homeless people are human, we're not just trash; we respect the public but they dont respect us Participant 17
RV/vehicle - until about a month ago, was at Kansas parking program 13 Family issues - sister in law sold home after father in law passed away; 2 weeks to get out Yes; sister who they stay with off and on & daughter in county BMW BBQ, CenCal, Shower the People, El Chorro EBT
Most of the time - 3 of us stick together Don't know Friends Yes; two jobs 1/25 BMW BBQ That everyone is just a paycheck away, it's not easy, it's very hard; 9 grandkids and nowhere for them to visit Participant 18
Vehicle (ex boyfriends RV) @ Kansas Ave 1 15
Parents passing away and lost apt.; lost social security disability payments Yes; sister EBT, GA, BMW BBQ SSI Yes; some scary nights in the creek at LOVR More counselors Word of mouth Unemployed, not looking for work 1/25 BMW BBQ
That we're people too. Not all of us are dirty and not all of us are drug addicts Participant 19
Outdoors - sleeping bag 1 0.5
Family issues; choice - did not want to pay rent Yes Shower the People EBT Yes Low income housing Word of mouth Unemployed, not looking for work 1/25 BMW BBQ
Being homeless is worth it because of the cost of living - it was a break from the stress of life; I would encourage it Participant 20
Outdoors - sleeping bag 1 15
Relationship breakdown and incarcaration No
EBT, SSI, Shower the People
40 Prado, HUD housing lists (cant access due to 290 registration), more primary care doctors Yes Fair benefits for everyone, services for 290 registrants, lower barriers Word of mouth Retired 1/25 BMW BBQ "You think we chose this life?", everyone is one paycheck away from homelessness Participant 21 RV 1 10
Job loss, family issues, financial, mental health, SUD Yes; SLO EBT, Retirement, Shower the People and 40 Prado N/A Yes; SLO is a pretty safe city Safe parking Social service office, 40 prado
Unemployed, retired but still interested in work 1/25 BMW BBQ We are all people - anytime you can become homeless
Participant 22
Sometimes tent, sometimes in a friend's van 14
Job loss; was mothers IHSS caregiver, but mom passed away and lost job No; CA EBT, CenCal, GA N/A No; most safe in vehicle with friend, least safe out camping Low income housing and safe parking Word of mouth
Unemployed, but looking for work; going to start truck driving school through Job Centers of America soon 1/25 BMW BBQ It's not a choice - it is hard being homeless. You are always worried about packing stuff up in a hurry or parking - it's lots of work Participant 23
Sleeping bag/sidewalk
unsure; on and
off 5
Lost home in flood in North Carolina No Shower the People N/A No; most safe in public spaces like sidewalks or near roads; least safe when isolated; would feel more safe with less police Street medicine, service tracking platform, improved services at 40 Prado Already knows all the resources
No; would like to be employed
1/30 Shower the People
It ain't no picnic. The average person couldn’t do it/couldn’t last out here Participant 24 Transitional housing 1 3
Lost house due to foreclosue No
EBT, CAPSLO & VA Case Management, Shower the People, SSDI N/A Yes; most safe in RV but got hassled by the police a lot Safe parking, free laundry services, public bathrooms, free hot meals Shower the People, 40 prado
Unemployed, disabled and unable to work
1/30 Shower the People
We're not all addicts, thieves, or alcoholics. Don't assume.

Participant 25 Unsheltered
unsure; on and
off unsure
Lease ended and was not renewed No
Shower the People, Food Bank N/A
Most of the time; sometimes the way I speak to people makes me not feel safe Free laundry services Word of mouth or outreach worker
Unemployed but would like to work
1/30 Shower the People
Try not to gawk and stare. It's not easy, everybody has a degree of difficult they are dealing with. Don't be so judgemental.