Darius Kayhan updates on Moscone West COVID shelter demobilization plans
May 05, 2021 | San Francisco County, California
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In a recent government meeting, Darius Kayhan, representing the COVID command center and the human services agency, provided an update on the status of the Moscone West shelter, which currently houses 120 guests. The city plans to demobilize the site by June, returning it to city administrators for future events.
Kayhan detailed the ongoing efforts to assist shelter residents in finding permanent housing. Seven individuals are currently pending placement in the Shelter-in-Place (SIP) program, with assessments being conducted to determine eligibility. The coordinated entry team will be on-site next week to evaluate all guests and explore various housing options available to them.
The meeting highlighted the city's commitment to addressing homelessness and ensuring that individuals receive the necessary support to transition out of temporary shelter. With the planned closure of Moscone West, many residents will be referred to nearby shelters, and the city will continue to work with them on housing solutions.
The discussion concluded with a motion to advance the item to the full board for further consideration, reflecting the ongoing efforts to tackle housing challenges in San Francisco. The community can expect continued updates as the city navigates these critical issues in the coming months.
Kayhan detailed the ongoing efforts to assist shelter residents in finding permanent housing. Seven individuals are currently pending placement in the Shelter-in-Place (SIP) program, with assessments being conducted to determine eligibility. The coordinated entry team will be on-site next week to evaluate all guests and explore various housing options available to them.
The meeting highlighted the city's commitment to addressing homelessness and ensuring that individuals receive the necessary support to transition out of temporary shelter. With the planned closure of Moscone West, many residents will be referred to nearby shelters, and the city will continue to work with them on housing solutions.
The discussion concluded with a motion to advance the item to the full board for further consideration, reflecting the ongoing efforts to tackle housing challenges in San Francisco. The community can expect continued updates as the city navigates these critical issues in the coming months.
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