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Note: Missing finding numbers detected:
F6, F7, F8
Findings and Recommendations
5 findings
CORE teams can successfully identify a homeless individual in need of physical or mental health services. City Response The City of Clayton agrees with the Finding.
Related Recommendations (1)
The City should consider providing incentives for developers to construct housing for the extremely low income, very low income, and homeless populations.
CORE teams have the resources to identify if there are vacant shelter beds available in the County. City Response The City of Clayton agrees with the Finding.
Related Recommendations (1)
The City should consider using Successor Agency funds, CDBG and other federal housing funds, impact fees, and city general funds to assist in funding housing for the extremely low income, very low income and homeless populations.
CORE teams are equipped and have the authorization to transport homeless individuals to a medical facility or to a homeless shelter. City Response The City of Clayton partially disagrees with the Finding, as specific training and policy would be necessary to determine the safest way to transport voluntary individuals to facilities who may have medical or mental health concerns.
Related Recommendations (1)
The City should consider adopting a five-year comprehensive homeless plan, as soon as possible with a target date of January 1, 2019, to reduce the homeless population in the City.
CORE teams build trust between the homeless and police departments. City Response The City of Clayton agrees with the Finding.
No recommendations for this finding
The cities of Antioch, Concord, Pittsburg, and Walnut Creek, which are the CDBG Entitlement Cities, are the only cities in Contra Costa County that have an approved written homeless plan to end or reduce homelessness in their respective jurisdictions. City Response The City of Clayton partially disagrees with the Finding. As a non-entitlement CDBG city and a municipality experiencing few homeless persons, the City of Clayton agrees it does not have an approved written homeless plan. The City of Clayton, however, has not conducted a survey or analysis to independently confirm the Civil Grand Jury's finding the cities listed are the only cities in Contra Costa County that have such approved plans. The City appears to be in compliance with the California Housing Accountability Act. City Response The City of Clayton agrees with the Finding as it pertains to this City. # # #
No recommendations for this finding
