Success Story: CDH Builds on Past Success to Serve More Seniors and People with Disabilities
As part of the County’s comprehensive approach to reducing homelessness by creating housing and expanding shelter capacity, the Community Development and Housing Department has partnered with local developers and County departments to expand Pacific Village, an interim housing site located in Highland.
Since 2021, this collaborative effort has provided interim housing and supportive services to seniors and individuals with disabilities. Phase II, currently under construction, will significantly expand the site’s capacity and services. The expansion will include 58 permanent supportive housing units (including 30 units specifically for seniors), 32 recuperative care beds, and a 16-bed residential treatment facility for adults. Residents will also have access to on-site physical health care, behavioral health services, and comprehensive supportive social services.
The new capacity is anticipated to be available by December 2026. The expansion of the Pacific Village Campus highlights the coordinated, wide-ranging programs and resources offered across county departments to address the diverse needs of the community.
Housing Affordability
HOUSING AFFORDABILITY IMPROVES, BREAKING TEN-YEAR TREND
Rental Affordability
2026 BRINGS THE FIRST REPRIEVE IN RENT HIKES IN OVER 10 YEARS
Regional Housing Needs Allocation Progress
CONTINUED PROGRESS TOWARDS RHNA GOALS
Homelessness & Housing Insecurity
UNSHELTERED HOMELESS POPULATION ON THE DECLINE