Homeless Data Legislation
Summary
Encinitas and Oceanside are teaming up to fight a new state homeless data bill because they think it creates way too much red tape for local cities. Instead of helping, they argue the extra reporting requirements just slow down actual work on the ground.
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Impact analysis
It could save local taxpayer dollars by preventing cities from having to spend extra time and money on unnecessary state paperwork.
Local city leaders and staff who want to spend their time helping people instead of drowning in state paperwork.
No groups negatively affected
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