Legislation and Funding
Proposed 2024 California Legislation Concerning Homelessness Continues to Advance
Next legislative steps will involve required actions by policy, fiscal, and appropriations committees that may further advance bills into, or stop bills from, becoming law The final day for legislative bills to be introduced was February 16 for the 2024 Legislative Session. If the author of the draft bill is a Senator, the bill is…
Read MoreProposed 2024 California Legislation Concerning Homelessness is Beginning to Advance
Bills Introduced in January Reveal the Kind of Actions That Legislators Want to Become Law During the 2024 Legislative Session to Help Mitigate the Statewide Homelessness Crisis California legislation concerning homelessness began to advance when the Legislature reconvened on January 3, which initiated the 2024 legislative session. Several bills that focus on homelessness were introduced…
Read MoreSeveral Legislative Bills Concerning Homelessness Were Passed by the Legislature and Approved by the Governor in 2023 and Several Were Not
Governor Approved Several Legislative Bills Concerning Homelessness During the 2023 California Legislative Session: What’s in the Legislation? Also Several Legislative Bills Concerning Homelessness did not Make it Through the 2023 California Legislative Process: What was in the Legislation? The last day for each house to pass bills was September 14. The last day the Governor…
Read MoreCalifornia Assembly Bill 271 Authorizes Counties to Establish a Homeless Death Review Committee
National Health Care for the Homeless Council Provides Guidance to Establish a Homeless Death Review Committee AB 271, which was passed by the Legislature and approved by the Governor last month, states This bill would authorize counties to establish a homeless death review committee for the purposes of gathering information to identify the root causes…
Read MoreIncluding Unaccompanied Women as a Subpopulation Priority will be Required to Receive State Funding to Address Homelessness Beginning Next Year
Including unaccompanied women as a subpopulation priority will be required to receive state funding to address homelessness beginning next year. Including domestic violence survivors and their children will also be required. The California Interagency Council on Homelessness will be required to set and measure progress toward goals to prevent and end homelessness among unaccompanied women…
Read MoreLegislative Analyst’s Office (LAO) Report Updates Upcoming Homelessness Funding
Homeless Housing, Assistance and Prevention Program (HHAP) Round 5 prioritizes funding activities that are largely different from prior rounds of HHAP. Family Homelessness Challenge (FHC) Grants and Technical Assistance Program Round 2 funds will only be awarded to Round 1 awardees who remain compliant with FHC Grants Round 1 requirements and demonstrate progress towards their objectives.…
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