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Package 23,671 funds continuation of PX Ceasefire program through the Office of the Public Safety DCA. It allocates $6.115M in General Fund discretionary revenue to maintain four Street Level Outreach contracts and six Intensive Case Management contracts, addressing rising violence in the houseless and youth populations following the expiration of one-time ARPA funds.

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Package funds continuation of four Street Level Outreach contracts and six Intensive Case Management contracts (p. 1063)
Total recommended funding: $6,115,000 in General Fund Discretionary revenue (p. 1063)
Program targets rising violence in houseless community and youth populations based on recent data (p. 1063)
Funding classified as General Fund Addition with Recommended status (p. 1063)
Program aims to implement targeted, focused strategy for immediate intervention in both houseless and youth populations (p. 1063)

💰 $6,115,000 · 📋 PX Ceasefire · Street Level Outreach · Intensive Case Management · 🏛️ Office of the Public Safety DCA

23,671

Source: PDF p. 1063 · raw: 1063

Breadcrumb: 5 ps › Pub-SAFETY-DPs › Package Details › 23,671

23,671 - 107: PX Ceasefire Maintain Current Contracts Service Area Public Safety DCA Mike Myers Bureau Name Office of the Public Safety DCA Director Mike Myers Funding Type Name General Fund Addition Status: Recommended Package Desc Expense Recommended Total There is a significant increase in violence within the houseless community, as well as a rise in youth External Materials and Services $6,115,000 violence based on recent data. To address these issues, the program aims to implement a targeted, $6,115,000 focused strategy for immediate intervention in both populations. Revenue Recommended Total Service Impacts General Fund Discretionary $6,115,000 This package would fund the continuation of four Street Level Outreach contracts and six Intensive Case Management contracts. $6,115,000 Equity Impacts The expiration of the one-time ARPA funds will lead to a considerable reduction in services without additional funding. Recent data shows rising violence in the houseless community and among youth, prompting us to pursue a targeted intervention strategy.

Parent: Package Details · PDF: p. 1063