County staff said Minnesota Housing provided nearly $800,000 to support outreach via Radius Health (bringing nearly 8 FTEs) and $316,000 in direct assistance for people experiencing homelessness; funds available through June 2028.

City Council unanimously passed four ordinances and multiple resolutions allocating HUD CDBG/ESG/HOME funds, added a school safety zone, and authorized a $2 million multimodal grant application for Front Street safety improvements. Lawson recused on one HOME vote.

The Dayton City Commission approved the City Manager's recommendations including new contracts and reappointments, reappointed three members to the Board of Tax Review, adopted zoning-code amendments and multiple resolutions including a $1 million USDOT grant application and property appropriations for two reconstruction projects.

Deputy Chief Scott Gore and department leaders told the city commission March 10 that Largo remains broadly safe but faces new challenges: e‑bike and e‑scooter enforcement, rising fraud and cybercrime targeting seniors and children, and continued recruitment needs; an operational analysis RFP is planned.

Councilmembers praised the recent regatta and public-art efforts, discussed efforts to convene downtown merchants and Main Street programming, raised concerns about tent encampments and informal feeding, and received notice of approximately $4 million in federal entitlements for stormwater and transportation planning.

Community members voice concerns over clutter near the library affecting its appearance.

Officials discussed homelessness outreach and HART (Homeless Engagement Assistance Resource Team), saying the county's most recent count showed '0 panhandling, 0 encampments' and that Lone Tree had '0 homeless.' Speakers presented the count and the expanded text contact option as part of outreach; the numbers were reported as speaker statements and not independently verified.

United Way of Mesa County updated the Fruita City Council on its Community Impact Fund grants, Book Exchange, volunteer platform and homelessness outreach, and offered to work with the city on local needs; presenters highlighted ALICE data showing many households at financial risk.

After extended discussion over where to direct a short‑term $45,000 contract extension for homeless outreach and a required point‑in‑time count, the Macon Bibb County Commission approved a Root Analytics LLC agreement intended to preserve eligibility for larger grants and continue outreach coordination.

During public comment, speakers asked the council to organize educational seminars on child predators and to increase intentional outreach to people experiencing homelessness; a councilmember said staff would follow up on the seminar request.

Washoe County and Sparks Police HOPE teams presented 2025 results — including 194 people housed and a 93% service acceptance rate — and described a new Clean Path initiative for rural encampments offering weekly support, case management and progressive accountability.

Council discusses safety services and lack of beautification funding for south side properties.

Madera County allocates funding for youth programs and infrastructure improvements in multiple approvals.

Sheriff's office emphasizes outreach and documentation before enforcement in homeless policy.

Sergeant Brian Gerkman told Troutdale's public-safety committee the HOPE team prioritizes outreach to link people experiencing homelessness to services, but legal limits and property-ownership rules mean cities (not the sheriff's office) must schedule and pay for cleanup and storage when camps are removed.

NYPD implements strategies to address homelessness, juvenile robberies, and illegal vehicles in parks.

City staff presented community services achievements: $634,000 in home‑repair assistance to 54 homes in FY26, management of 1,400 housing vouchers, new workforce and library programs, and opioid‑settlement funding tied to homelessness response.

Police reported arrests in a Manhattan homicide and related cases, said some investigative and medical costs were assumed by state partners, and warned the county may see higher overtime expenses tied to major investigations; the department also outlined plans for homelessness outreach and interagency technology sharing.

MPD partners with AltaPoint to improve engagement with seriously mentally ill individuals.