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FY 2025 CoC program performance and scoring policy

Long Beach

Summary

The city's 23 federally funded homeless projects scored unevenly, with transitional housing showing the widest spread and neutrality metrics scoring low. Staff want to narrow metrics to match HUD and add a sliding scale so better-performing projects rise in the funding rankings.

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Last discussed Apr 14, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

The portfolio under review represents about $11.9 million in annual federal funding that could rise or fall based on project scores.

✅Who benefits

People experiencing homelessness benefit when better-performing projects secure renewed federal funding.

⚠️Who could be affected

Poorly performing projects risk partial or full reallocation of their funding.

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