$20 million Homekey housing subsidy denial
Summary
Residents asked the council to reconsider roughly $20 million in Homekey funds that were previously denied, asking for more time and public input on the housing-first project. Some callers opposed the 50-year commitment; supporters pointed to successful housing-first outcomes locally.
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Last discussed Feb 24, 2026.
Impact analysis
Roughly $20 million in state Homekey funding is at stake for affordable housing.
Homeless residents would gain housing and wraparound services if the project proceeds.
Opponents cite a 50-year financial commitment and neighborhood safety concerns; proponents say delays harm people still on the street.
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