Alameda Supervisors Allocate $170 Million a Year to Help the Homeless

Alameda County charts plan for hundreds of millions in housing and homelessness money

Around 80% of Measure W revenue will go to homelessness. The rest of the newly released funds are for other “essential services.”

Alameda Supervisors allocate $170 million a year to help the homeless

The Alameda County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted to allocate over $1.4 billion toward homeless initiatives across the county.

County supes urged to focus bulk of Measure W sales tax money on homelessness programs

A coalition of elected officials and community groups is urging the Alameda County Board of Supervisors to spend hundreds of millions in recently freed up sales tax revenue on homelessness programs and services. The post County supes urged to focus bulk of Measure W sales tax money on homelessness programs appeared first on Livermore Vine.