Elderberry Commons

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As Permanent Supportive Housing is treatment optional, some residents might be using drugs when they occupy the units. Is there a plan to reduce the potential stream of drugs into the community by Elderberry Commons residents?

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Transitional housing sites with a total of 95 housing slots closed in 2023, Gause said, referring to Elderberry Commons, a former Sebastopol motel converted into homeless housing with 45 beds and a camp of 50 trailers at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds.

The county closed down Elderberry Commons last April to turn it into permanent supportive housing; as of now it is expected to be ready for occupancy in early 2025.

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Occupancy begins 03/15/2024

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Regarding Elderberry Commons

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After 2 years at Sebastopol hotel, COVID-vulnerable homeless people ousted for more vulnerable

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Gov. Newsom in Sebastopol to spotlight $12 billion in state aid for homeless services, housing

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Sonoma County awarded $6 million state grant to buy Sebastopol Inn