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Charlottesville Approves $469,000 in Stopgap Funding for Homeless Services Amid HUD Funding Uncertainty

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Charlottesville has approved $469,000 in temporary funding for homeless services due to delays in federal support from HUD. This allocation includes $234,000 for Region Ten's supportive housing program, $170,000 for The Salvation Army's family shelters, and $65,000 for PACEM's overnight shelter, addressing immediate needs while the City plans for increased funding in fiscal year 2027.

Charlottesville Approves $469,000 in Stopgap Funding for Homeless Services Amid HUD Funding Uncertainty
Feb 5, 2026, 6:08 AM

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