California SB606 mandates reporting requirements for the Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention program to achieve functional zero unsheltered.
California SB606 introduces new reporting requirements for the Homeless Housing, Assistance, and Prevention program, focusing on achieving functional zero unsheltered status. This includes assessing the need for additional housing units and services, analyzing the need for interim interventions, and identifying funding programs for persons experiencing homelessness. The bill also requires an assessment of the number of housing units needed to achieve functional zero, defined as a milestone indicating a community has measurably solved homelessness.
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