A regional two-year homelessness prevention pilot program has won approval from the Santa Rosa City Council.
The council at its Aug. 20 meeting approved an agreement with the local nonprofit Committee on the Shelterless to operate the pilot program, titled “Keep People Housed — Sonoma,” the city said on its website.
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