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City develops, reveals strategic plan for addressing homelessness

Malibu/Lost Hills Sheriff’s Station Lt. James Royal (left) speaks to attendees Thursday, May 24, at the City of Malibu’s special meeting about homelessness. Photos by Suzy Demeter/22nd Century Media
Public Safety Manager Susan Dueñas speaks during the Thursday, May 24 meeting at Malibu City Hall.
Alex Gittinger, an outreach worker for The People Concern, was among advocates for the homeless who attended the special meeting.
Community Assistance Resource Team Founder Carol Moss speaks at the meeting.

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Barbara Burke, Freelance Reporter
7:51 pm PDT May 28, 2018
Although the wheels of government sometimes move slowly, they do make strides. Malibu, with the help of an advisory committee that included representatives from various stakeholder groups, has drafted a long-awaited Malibu Homelessness Strategic Plan that is slated for adoption by the City Council on June 25.

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