Encampment resolution funding expiring September 30
Summary
The ERF grant that funds Camp Justice and related homeless services has served 306 people, with 76 placed in permanent housing. The county is applying for round five funding by June 30, but won't know until September — and Supervisor Brandon flagged who pays the ~$10,000/month operating cost if the grant lapses.
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Last discussed Jun 16, 2026.
Impact analysis
Camp Justice operations run roughly $10,000-$20,000 a month; funding ends September 30 unless a new grant is awarded.
Unsheltered residents receiving housing and navigation services.
County taxpayers could bear camp operating costs if the new grant is not awarded.
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Board of Supervisors - Jun 16, 2026
The ERF grant that funds Camp Justice and related homeless services has served 306 people, with 76 placed in permanent housing. The county is applying for round five funding by June 30, but won't know until September — and Supervisor Brandon flagged who pays the ~$10,000/month operating cost if the grant lapses.
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