Summary
Austin's homelessness policies and programs have changed a lot over the past year. With our latest post, we provide an update on everything from Prop B enforcement to the city's new HEAL Initiative.
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Prop B was passed back in May… Wondering what has happened with the city’s homelessness policies since?
We break it all down for you with our latest explainer post.
PS – This post is a collaboration between The Austin Common & the Austin Monitor, an amazing nonprofit local news source. We’re (hopefully) going to continue partnering up in the future to deliver news & information to all of you in new & exciting ways! If you want to learn even more homelessness and the city’s HEAL initiative, you can read the entire article the Austin Monitor wrote about it here.
PPS – Want to learn more about Austin’s homelessness policies? Check out these links…
You can read an article the Austin Monitor wrote on Save Austin Now’s decision to sue the City of Austin over Prop B enforcement here.
You can learn more about the Southbridge shelter here.
You can learn more about the city’s HOST teams here.
You can learn more about Prop B here.
