Health & Safety Day
The City of Salinas' Health & Safety Day (HSD) framework is the City's approach to community services at encampments on public property within city limits. It serves as an opportunity to strengthen the City's practices and strategies in:
- Connecting the unhoused community in encampments to services and resources;
- Balancing health, sanitation and safety needs of all Salinas residents through community-level discussions; and
- Maintaining a safe, livable Salinas for all residents through outreach and engagement.
Key components of the HSD approach include:
- A minimum of 14 days of outreach prior to HSD activities at encampment sites, unless an emergent situation arises that could impact the immediate health and safety of residents in the encampment
- A pre-HSD outreach timeframe longer than 14 days determined based on the need of unhoused residents in encampment sites
- Ongoing outreach and connection to services and resources following a HSD at an encampment site
- Collaborating with service provides to effectively connect residents to available resources
PUBLIC NOTICE OF CLEAN UP
January 6, 2023
PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE CLEANUP AND REMOVAL OF PERSONAL PROPERTY BEING ILLEGALLY STORED.
Below you’ll find both public notices and a comprehensive list of homeless service providers. Public Notices provide information about the cleanup dates, locations, and hours and are updated here as they are released. For those seeking assistance please see the guides below for a comprehensive list of services provided by City partners and a guide released by the Coalition of Homeless Service Providers, the Continuum of Care coordinator for Monterey and San Benito County.
