Published 2 years ago

San Diego City Council Votes to Expand 'Safe Parking' Program for Homeless

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The program, operated under contract by Jewish Family Service of San Diego, includes the Mission Valley site and two additional locations in Kearny Mesa. Mayor Todd Gloria proposed the council approve around $1.43 million to continue the program through June 30, 2023. The effective date of the expanded hours has yet to be determined.

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Times of San Diego

San Diego City Council Votes to Expand 'Safe Parking' Program for Homeless

A father and son at a safe parking lot operated by Jewish Family Service of San Diego. Courtesy of JFSThe San Diego City Council Monday voted to continue the city’s Safe Parking Program through June 2023 and expand hours of housing, shelter and services for San Diegans experiencing homelessness at a Mission Valley parking lot to 24 hours a day.The program, operated under contract by Jewish Family Service of San Diego, includes the Mission Valley…

2 years ago·San Diego County, United States

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Voice of San Diego

City to Expand Homeless Safe Parking Hours, and Possibly Options

San Diego City Council on Monday unanimously voted to expand the hours at one of the city’s safe parking lots for people living in vehicles and, at Council President Sean Elo-Rivera’s request, to also assess potential sites citywide for more lots. Mayor Todd Gloria late last week urged the City Council to approve a contract with nonprofit Jewish Family Service to continue its safe parking programs and provide around-the-clock access at its Miss…

2 years ago

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