The Vermont Agency of Human Services proposed a $3.75 billion budget on Feb. 5, 2026, requesting an $86 million general‑fund increase to backfill federal revenue losses, cover caseload and staffing pressures, and invest in homelessness, mental‑health services and workforce supports.

The Board authorized the County Administrative Officer to submit a letter of interest for the Fresno Madera Continuum of Care management entity role and to create the function within the CAO. The change will transfer day-to-day administration of the HUD-mandated coordinated entry system from Poverello House to the county after a transition plan and

Council approved multiple resolutions covering biosolids, police building design, park projects, aquatic park funding and surplus property; it adopted zoning and budget-related ordinances and amended the homelessness ordinance for further review.

City officials report progress on homelessness budget beyond downtown concerns.

City Council confirms five appointments and discusses strategies for addressing homelessness.

Candidate emphasizes communication, transparency, and addressing homelessness in new administration.

City to invest $32 million to boost affordable housing and address homelessness issues.

Compass engages with homeless individuals, offering support and essential services to promote healing.

Lacey City Council praises legislators for $4.25M for homeless housing and park improvements.

Councilmembers praise police department and recognize National Public Works Week in Fife

Trump's 2026 budget plan seeks to eliminate $4.2M in housing allocations and restructure funding.

Commissioners approve first cannabis business permit in South Moorhead during recent meetings.

Minnesota appropriates funds for Catholic Charities' program aiding homeless older adults.

Council members select three key bills for discussion with state representatives in two weeks.

Commissioners defer resolution on police diversion policy for unhoused individuals to next meeting.

Council adopts speed limit radar changes and funds new crime center technology for police.

Local pastors and residents address challenges facing Aiken's homeless population and community resources.

Council approves $2.2 million for homeless facility and $5,000 for fire service supplies.

Texas considers property tax relief and sales tax exemption for disabled veterans beginning 2026.

City Council discusses census for homeless population and enhances emergency medical services preparation.

Assembly member Erica Mosca presents bill to enhance services for unhoused community in East Las Vegas

Multiple residents told the council that Mitchell and Emerson parks are increasingly unsafe for families because of camping, public intoxication and aggressive behavior. Staff described current and upcoming homelessness projects — shelter at 40 Prado, Welcome Home Village, Beacon Studios conversion (~70 units) — and said declining opioid settlement funds will affect contracted licensed psychiatric technician support for response teams.

The Tulare County Board of Supervisors approved the consent calendar on Jan. 13 by a 5-0 vote. The chair noted a clerical error on item 7: Erica Luederbein is a new appointment, not a reappointment, to the task force on homelessness.

County officials highlighted 52 new supportive housing units, expansion of shelter services, the SJB Well behavioral health campus funded by a $137 million state grant (matched by county funding), and outreach programs that engaged hundreds of unhoused residents.

County executive staff said a first-of-its-kind joint meeting with cities and regional leaders to address homelessness is scheduled for Oct. 28; the county also highlighted an American Society of Civil Engineers award for the Stockton Boulevard Safe Stay project.