The following are some special dates that related to the Homeless Shelter
and its threat to the Children's Center and the families of Arden &
Carmichael.
The following is a story by Sacramento CBS 13 covering the community
backlash over the City's attempt to put a homeless shelter next to at-risk
children. The story features an interview with, and analysis by,
Doug Ose. He
represented Arden and Carmichael in the United States House of Representatives from
1999 to 2005.
Click here for the CBS webpage.
John
McGinness - KFBK Radio July 14, 2022
On
Thursday, July 14th,
John McGinness held a public forum on his KFBK radio show.
Below are a few of the audio clips from the segment.
A lifetime resident and advocate for Del Paso Park, he discusses the City's
apathy towards the community, the park, and the inherit problems with
locating a Homeless Shelter next to the Children's Receiving Home.
Arturo
Local resident who works near the proposed homeless shelter. He
discusses the City's failure to support the community, and the at-risk
children at the Children's Receiving Home (including the horrible death of a
little girl).
Jim
A local businessman who participates in Business Watch (an organization of local
businesses that attempts to work with local authorities). He discusses that the County and City routinely ignore and
dismiss their concerns.
John McGinness
The host talks about Proposition 47 and its adverse affects on California.
Downtown's Initial Plans
KCRA
- Steinberg proposes 24/7 Shelter - July 1, 2022
Darrel Steinberg threatened to force
the opening the 24-hour homeless shelter. Homeless will be located
within feet of the Children's Receiving Home (which rescues children
from environments plagued by drugs, alcohol, mental illness, and violence).
Members of the Community held an emergency meeting on February 1st at the
Horseman's Association. The City,
deliberately, didn't warn he community about the homeless shelter. Fortunately, CBS News was there. Please click the
picture to view the video.
CapRadio -
Sacramento Mayor Releases
Plans To Shelter Homeless Residents At 20 Sites - August 5, 2021
This is an older story that announced about the City's master plan. It should be noted,
that the current Homeless Shelter site wasn't on the plan. The article
also points out that no centers are planned near the Mayor's home in
the Pocket Area.
Elected Officials Supporting the Children's Receiving Home
Councilmember Sean Loloee
As far as my district, which is District 2, I am a strong 'no' on
this site.
Sean Loloee Sacramento City Councilmember - District 2
Town Hall: Sacramento City Proposed Auburn Blvd Respite Center
February 7, 2022
Supervisor Rich Desmond
And it seems like it's being contemplated as more of a permanent
respite site... and I am adamantly opposed to that.
Rich Desmond Sacramento County Supervisor for District 3
Town Hall: Sacramento City Proposed Auburn Blvd Respite Center
February 7, 2022
Supervisor Phil Serna
I've recently had a chance to, as recently as late last week, meet remotely with Children's
Receiving Home representatives... and I think their concerns are very
legitimate. But, they also have the overall concern of not knowing what
it is.
Phil Serna Sacramento County Supervisor for District 1
Town Hall: Sacramento City Proposed Auburn Blvd Respite Center
February 7, 2022