Staff recommended how to allocate ESG, Home TBRA, marijuana-tax and public-safety grant funds across local providers; reviewers flagged funding gaps for marijuana and public-safety funds and council asked for further study on award decisions and compliance supports.

City staff and ARNC operator Advanced Pathways reported a mold mitigation pause for tier 3, temporary relocations for affected guests, and a proposed resolution to establish ARNC performance metrics and quarterly reporting; the committee agreed to place the resolution on the July 13 study session.

City homelessness manager Stephanie Kuyper and Advanced Pathways CEO Jim gave a May update on the Aurora Regional Navigation Campus, reporting room availability, staffing and training plans, an advisory team to begin meeting in June, and ongoing plans for outdoor spaces and community engagement.

After heated public comment and council debate, the Aurora City Council adopted resolution R2026‑22 requiring at least 72 hours’ notice and coordinated outreach before abating unauthorized camps, with exceptions for imminent public-safety risks and certain roadway or CDOT properties.

Homelessness manager Stephanie Piper reported higher than expected campus use during cold weather (about 300–380 people at night), plumbing repairs completed Jan. 23 and normal mold testing results; council members pressed for resident feedback, clearer timelines and more frequent communications with the public.

City homelessness staff described the Point‑in‑Time (PIT) methodology, historical counts and volunteer needs. Staff reported 626 people were counted in Aurora in 2025 and said the unsheltered street count is organized by the city while shelter data is compiled by Metro Denver Homeless Initiative.