Kevin Faulconer

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Kevin Faulconer @Kevin_Faulconer

The City’s Performance & Analytics Dept. performed an extensive analysis of our bridge shelters by conducting thorough interviews with onsite staff and outreach workers as well as delving deep into client data. Here are some of their findings and recommendations. 2/8 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted June 17, 2019

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Kevin Faulconer @Kevin_Faulconer

San Diego’s bridge shelter program has helped 700+ individuals move into permanent housing so far. When we opened the shelters, we committed to using data and analysis to continually improve how they operate and effectively serve those in need. 1/8 https://t.co/k9pjQP3cUK — PolitiTweet.org

Posted June 17, 2019

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Kevin Faulconer @Kevin_Faulconer

The first finding found inconsistencies in the process used to assess a client’s readiness for housing. Upon entering the shelter, clients are assigned a Priority Level (1-4) - 1 being most ready for housing and 4 being clients with significant needs to prepare for housing. 3/8 — PolitiTweet.org

Posted June 17, 2019