Housing

Advocated for collaboration on homelessness, mental health services, and improved transit safety and sidewalk infrastructure.

Spoke again on community cooperation, mental health resources, and neighborhood infrastructure.

Urged the city and community partners to collaborate on creating emergency shelters and temporary housing for people experiencing homelessness.

Reiterated his call for drop-in centers and community cooperation to address street homelessness.

Urged the city to expand affordable and emergency housing options for seniors and low-income residents, suggesting partnerships with technical schools.

Urged the city to involve local school trade students in affordable housing construction projects and called for increased neighborhood watch presence around the bus station.

Spoke about county-city coordination, crime victim support, and the need for stronger community action against crime and homelessness.

Advocated for emergency housing solutions and better coordination for homeless individuals.

Expressed support for the Congress Street property transfer and affirmed the organization's commitment to maintaining affordable housing.

Urged the community and churches to work together to address homelessness and housing.

Explained his efforts to build on his Larmie Street property and asked council to let him proceed.