FY 2026 CoC federal funding risk and reallocation strategy
Long Beach
Summary
HUD's new competition structure puts roughly $4.9 million of Long Beach's existing homeless projects at risk in Tier 2. The board approved a strategy to reallocate underperforming projects and transition rapid rehousing to transitional housing so renewals fit in Tier 1 — with a commitment to preventing displacement of residents.
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Last discussed Jul 14, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $4.9 million in federal funding is at stake for local homeless services projects.
Residents in homeless housing projects whose rents could be preserved through Tier 1 placement and replacement funding.
Providers of projects flagged for reallocation face funding loss, and their residents face potential disruption.
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