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Homelessness Task Force

PURPOSE

The January 2019 Point-in-Time Count identified a total of 184 homeless in Westminster. Since the last Point-in-Time Count in 2017, the homeless population identified in the Count has doubled. On a county-wide basis, the total homeless population is 6,860, an increase of about 43 percent since the 2017 Count.

In response, the Homelessness Task Force was created by the City Council to provide recommendations on ameliorating homelessness within Westminster.

Additional information on the City's website can be found here and here.

MEETING AGENDAS

Note: Beginning on June 23rd, 2020 meetings will be held via zoom and in person. Instructions to join or attend the meeting for members of the public are in the agenda.

MEETING MINUTES

MEMBERS

Matt Bates, CityNet
Mariela Bridgewaters, Westminster School District
Adam Buttons, Council-appointed resident
Aaron Bull, Hope Community Church
Christine Delabre, Interval House
David Johnson, Community Services Commissioner
Mark Lawrence, Council-appointed resident
Sandy McClure, business owner
Linda Middendorf, Council-appointed resident
Regan Murray, Council-appointed resident
Gina Nunes, Family Resource Center
Milo Peinemann, American Family Housing
Roland Perez, Homeless Liaison Officer
Pamela Robinson, Council-appointed resident

MISC. RESOURCES AND PRESENTATIONS

BACKGROUND READING MATERIALS PROVIDED AT 12/17/19 MEETING

Citizens Oversight Committee (Measure SS)

Purpose

The purpose of the oversight committee is to review the City's annual audited financial statement and mid-year budget report with regards to the receipt and expenditure of the fiscal year's one cent (1%) transactions and use (sales) tax generated by the passage of Measure SS, the Essential City Services ballot measure. The committee will communicate its findings to the City Council through an annual report. (City Council Resolution No. 4825)