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The County of San Diego released a $7.15 billion recommended budget today that builds on its commitments to address mental health, homelessness, equity, racial justice, and climate change.
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Since 2017, the County has invested $175 million towards the creation of affordable housing.
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County, city and state officials celebrated the grand opening today of a new supportive housing community for older adults who have experienced homelessness. Ivy Senior Apartments, located on Mt. Alifan Drive in Clairemont, opened 53 units for low-income, chronically ill seniors who have experienced homelessness.
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Today, the County officially began demolishing three excess properties that will be developed into affordable housing.
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County Supervisors voted this week to take a two-phased approach to implement the state’s Vehicle Miles Traveled law to balance the need for housing with the need to address climate change.
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The County is now accepting proposals for grants to improve neighborhoods and communities in San Diego’s unincorporated area.
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The Board of Supervisors today voted to let the County Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA) apply for $480,000 for housing services for foster youth.
