Cerro Ramauldo, one of the nine rocky peaks in San Luis Obispo County. Depicts a mountain with oak trees and large granite blocks. Click to view article, County of San Luis Obispo Closed the Oklahoma Parking Site

County of San Luis Obispo Closed the Oklahoma Parking Site

The County of San Luis Obispo has closed the Oklahoma Parking Site, an overnight parking program for individuals experiencing homelessness, with the remaining individuals voluntarily leaving on May 6, 2024.
An overhead shot of San Luis Obispo, California. Click to view article, Point-in-Time Count Data Shows an Encouraging Trend in Addressing Local Homelessness Reflecting a Growing System of Care

Point-in-Time Count Data Shows an Encouraging Trend in Addressing Local Homelessness Reflecting a Growing System of Care

In January 2024, the Point-in-Time (PIT) Count in San Luis Obispo County identified 1,171 individuals experiencing homelessness. The 2024 PIT Count used a new survey methodology that increased the reliability of the data collected. A full community report is forthcoming pending data verification by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban...

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Oklahoma Parking Site Closure

The Oklahoma Parking Site is set to close May 6, 2024.

Inside the Hope Village supportive housing community. Pictured are community tables shaded by green umbrellas. Click to view article, Partnership Between County and City of San Luis Obispo Leads to Expansion of County Health Campus Services

Partnership Between County and City of San Luis Obispo Leads to Expansion of County Health Campus Services

Introducing a new safe and stable supportive housing community for the City of San Luis Obispo. This new development will now be part of the County of San Luis Obispo's Health Agency Campus.

A picture of a local mountain, Cerro Romauldo, at sunset. Click to view article, County Statement Re: Court Ruling on Oklahoma Parking Site

County Statement Re: Court Ruling on Oklahoma Parking Site

While a Temporary Restraining Order preventing the closure of the Oklahoma Parking Site was extended, the County of San Luis Obispo is preparing for the sites's closure after April 29, 2024.

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County Statement re: Court Ruling on Oklahoma Parking Site

The County of San Luis Obispo's planned closure of the Oklahoma Parking Site was paused due to a limited Temporary Restraining Order.