Boohoo poor Gavin is fed up, well your chickens have come home to roost Gavin.
Live with it!!!
"We've got to move, people are counting on us," Newsom said in a news briefing on Monday. "The public has had it, they're fed up, I'm fed up, we're all fed up."
To date, the Golden State has removed 5,679 encampments in the state right-of-way, and the latest grant funds add on to the $414 million awarded from the state’s Encampment Resolution Fund, which was established in 2021 and serves 66 counties. Cities and counties will be able to apply for and receive the latest round of funds until June 2024 or until the funds are exhausted.
Multiple counties across California have declared a state of emergency on homelessness, such as Alameda County in the East Bay. At the end of last year, Democratic Mayor Karen Bass used her first day in office to issue a state of emergency for Los Angeles's homelessness crisis.
As of 2022, 30% of the nation's homeless population resided in California, according to the Public Policy Institute of California. Since Newsom took office in 2019, California has spent over $20 billion toward housing and homelessness, mainly through the general fund, according to the Legislative Analyst’s Office.
“Since day one, combatting homelessness has been a top priority. Encampments are not safe for the people living in them, or for community members around them," Newsom said in a press release.
Live with it!!!
"We've got to move, people are counting on us," Newsom said in a news briefing on Monday. "The public has had it, they're fed up, I'm fed up, we're all fed up."
To date, the Golden State has removed 5,679 encampments in the state right-of-way, and the latest grant funds add on to the $414 million awarded from the state’s Encampment Resolution Fund, which was established in 2021 and serves 66 counties. Cities and counties will be able to apply for and receive the latest round of funds until June 2024 or until the funds are exhausted.
Multiple counties across California have declared a state of emergency on homelessness, such as Alameda County in the East Bay. At the end of last year, Democratic Mayor Karen Bass used her first day in office to issue a state of emergency for Los Angeles's homelessness crisis.
As of 2022, 30% of the nation's homeless population resided in California, according to the Public Policy Institute of California. Since Newsom took office in 2019, California has spent over $20 billion toward housing and homelessness, mainly through the general fund, according to the Legislative Analyst’s Office.
“Since day one, combatting homelessness has been a top priority. Encampments are not safe for the people living in them, or for community members around them," Newsom said in a press release.
Newsom announces efforts to sweep homeless encampments near state roads: ‘I’m fed up’ - Washington Examiner
Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) announced millions in grant money to help local and state agencies clean up homeless encampments near California roads. The Democratic governor said nearly $300 million will go to the California Interagency Council on Homelessness to help local jurisdictions sweep camps...
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