Homelessness / safe parking

Asked the council to pursue a multifaceted housing package including safe parking and interim housing, noting Pacifica has the county's highest unhoused count.

Executive director of Faith in Action Bay Area praised the safe parking program and offered the organization's help pressing the county to support Pacifica.

A 40-year resident said the town could find 15 parking spots to keep the housing program going.

A Half Moon Bay pastor said desperate people come to her office nightly and urged continuing the program, citing its 38 percent rehousing rate and waste services.

Faith in Action member said her intellectually disabled brother's reaction — 'people should be more kind and helpful' — captured her view.

Faith in Action member thanked the council for extending safe parking and urged a regional partnership with the county and coastal communities.

A 35-year social worker urged civility and creative regional solutions, noting nobody thinks the current situation is the answer for anybody.

Called by phone; urged extending and expanding safe parking and continuing collaboration with the Coastal Commission and county, since closing encampments just displaces people.

Called by phone; suggested developing the archery range as an RV campground offering safe, sanitary places to go.

Described homelessness drivers and solutions, collected 56 signatures supporting the safe parking program at Pride, and urged community will.