Supportive Housing Project at 817 Summit Avenue
Greensboro
Summary
The city is shifting away from costly, temporary winter/summer shelters toward a stability-focused housing model. A $515,000 proposal will fund summer cooling sites, rapid re-housing for 10 unhoused families, and intensive case management for 20 high-need individuals.
At a glance
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Last discussed Mar 19, 2026.
Impact analysis
A proposed investment of $515,000 for the upcoming fiscal cycle, replacing last year's $755,000 seasonal summer shelter expenditure with a more permanent 12-month model.
Unhoused individuals and families living in cars or encampments who receive targeted housing placement and wraparound support.
None identified.
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City Council Work Sessions
The city is shifting away from costly, temporary winter/summer shelters toward a stability-focused housing model. A $515,000 proposal will fund summer cooling sites, rapid re-housing for 10 unhoused families, and intensive case management for 20 high-need individuals.
City Council Meetings
The city is committing over $3 million to transform the former Summit Executive Center into permanent supportive housing for vulnerable residents in partnership with Triad Health Project.
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