California Allocates Funding to Clear Homeless Camps and Improve State Roads

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Governor Newsom has allocated $300 million in funds to local and state agencies to clean up homeless encampments and provide resources for the unhoused. The goal is not just to remove the camps but to address underlying issues and support individuals in finding stable housing. The funds come with specific goals and standards that must be met, ensuring accountability. This new funding is expected to help at least 10,000 more homeless individuals, in addition to the 13,000 already assisted. Caltrans also welcomes the funds to help clean up camps near freeways, park and rides, and bike paths, prioritizing the safety of the homeless and the public.
- 'Dollars out the door': Newsom announces funding to clear homeless camps, resources KTVU FOX 2 San Francisco
- California launches new effort to clear homeless camps from state roads CBS Sacramento
- Millions in grants available to help clear encampments along freeways, other state property in San Diego NBC San Diego
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