Veterans Housing Agreement Approved By Supes
Veterans Housing Agreement Approved By Supes
Nevada County has approved a $934,000 purchase of the former Stagecoach Motel to create 16 housing units, providing 10 homeless veterans with permanent homes and comprehensive support services.
Nevada County Supervisors have finally ratified a 934-thousand-dollar purchase agreement for a veterans housing project in Grass Valley. That’ll be at the former Stagecoach Motel building on South Auburn Street. Housing and Community Services Director Tyler Barrington says it was approved, without comment, on the consent calendar of the Board’s Tuesday meeting, after several weeks of delays…
The project will feature 16 units, with 10 specifically set aside for veterans experiencing homelessness. Since 2022, the county has been continually working towards achieving “functional zero”, a milestone where homelessness is rare and brief for them…
Residents will receive comprehensive, coordinated support. That’ll include case management, mental health, life skills training, and peer support. Funding was awarded by the California Department of Housing and Community Development and Homekey-plus Program, through Proposition One bond money.
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