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The City Council on Tuesday approved the grant on a vote. Councilmember Melanie Burkholder, whose council district includes the areas targeted by the grant, voted no. She said the city spends too much taxpayer money on programs to help the homeless, and yet their numbers continue to increase. Vehicular homelessness has become a growing concern throughout San Diego County.
The annual one-day, point-in-time count of the homeless showed the number of people living in vehicles in Carlsbad nearly doubled from 29 in to 56 in , according to a city staff report.
Other council members agreed to accept the grant, but expressed concerns that the program would attract homeless people to Carlsbad from other cities without such support services. Carlsbad Homeless Services Manager Chris Shilling said the city has identified specific people in the targeted areas who are eligible for the services, and that newcomers probably would not be eligible. Burkholder cast the only vote against that, saying that some of the services provided by the city should come from the county instead.
Some people refuse to accept help, he said, and more needs to be done to help them. Also, he asked for more information about how the city Fire Department interacts with the homeless. Most of the increase is from additional grant money the city has been allocated, Shilling said. The money goes to a wide variety of programs and services, many of which are intended to prevent people from becoming homeless. Information from the count, while not always accurate, is one of many sources used to evaluate homeless issues and to allocate funding.
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