Addressing Homelessness in Woodland

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<< Click through the menu to the left to learn more about the City's efforts to address homelessness

The City of Woodland, like many cities, continues to experience significant impacts associated with a growing population of people experiencing homelessness. In 2017, the City formally endorsed the "Housing First" model - endorsed by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) - which shifts the focus (and funding) from shelters and field service to permanent supportive housing.

While the City works to prioritize implementation of Housing First policies, we remain concerned about the impacts and issues sometimes associated with our unhoused population. 

Homelessness Action Plan

Click here to review the Spring 2021 update to the City's Homelessness Action Plan. This document provides a policy framework to guide our work and check in on our community's progress. You can find past updates under the "Resources / Reports" link to the left.

See above for a simple summary of the three prongs of the City of Woodland Homelessness Action Plan: M for Managing Issues Associated with Homelessness, S for Increasing Availability and Capability of Services, and H for Increasing Permanent Supportive Housing.

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Questions or Concerns?

Phone: (530) 661-7879
Email Homeless Outreach Street Team (H.O.S.T)

Disclaimer

The City of Woodland does not provide direct services to persons experiencing homelessness. For information and access to community resources, please call 2-1-1 or visit 211yolocounty.com.