In Controversial Plan, San Jose Mayor Seeks to Use Homelessness Dollars to Build More Temporary Shelters Instead of Permanent Housing | KQED
Briefly

Currently, 75% of Measure E revenue is used to pay for the development of new affordable housing at a variety of income levels, with the rest going to shelter construction and homelessness prevention.In the 2023-24 fiscal year, Mahan is proposing a dramatic revision: for 80% of Measure E revenue (estimated to be $50 million) to go toward temporary housing, like the six emergency interim housing sites already open across the city.
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