The City of West Palm Beach has passed a significant ordinance that will use an additional $39,745 from parking meter revenues to fund various programs aimed at assisting the homeless.
The ordinance received unanimous approval from the West Palm Beach City Commission on May 30.
Officials stated that this decision demonstrates the city’s dedication to addressing the urgent issue of homelessness and providing assistance to those who require it.
Mayor Keith James expressed the city’s belief in the power of collaboration and the potential of each individual.
By reallocating parking meter revenues to support homelessness initiatives, the city is taking proactive measures to directly confront this pressing issue. ‘
The ultimate objective is to offer essential resources, support services, and pathways to stability for those in greatest need.
For more information, please contact the Housing and Community Development Department of the city at 561-822-1250 or visit the official website.
