Summary
The Toledo Lucas County Homelessness Board is upgrading its system with an open HMIS platform and enhanced coordinated entry to connect unhoused residents with housing and support services faster. The agency is also expanding outreach programs, youth support, and emergency shelter resources.
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Last discussed Apr 2, 2026.
Impact analysis
Funded in part through $627,043 in Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) resources.
Individuals and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Toledo and Lucas County.
Other qualifying populations under HOME-ARP who will face stricter prioritization for supportive services funds.
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SPECIAL RECORDED CONTENT - 2026-2027 Action Plan Meeting #2 - Apr 2, 2026
The Toledo Lucas County Homelessness Board is upgrading its system with an open HMIS platform and enhanced coordinated entry to connect unhoused residents with housing and support services faster. The agency is also expanding outreach programs, youth support, and emergency shelter resources.
City Council - Agenda Review for the Meeting of Toledo City Council - Feb 24, 2026
The city is amending its federal HOME-ARP plan to focus $3 million in supportive services specifically on individuals and families experiencing homelessness, responding to rising shelter waitlists and point-in-time counts.
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