Joshua Community Connectors contract and performance
Summary
Metro gave JCC $100,000 to help families affected by gun violence — housing 12 families, relocating several, and putting three people in college. Council members pressed hard on tracking, referrals, and who to call when someone needs relocation, and the new FY 26-27 contract with KPIs and quarterly reporting is ready to sign.
At a glance
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Last discussed Aug 20, 2026.
Impact analysis
Metro's $100,000 covers 23% of JCC's $460,000 budget; most of last year's $100,000 went to a $27,000 part-time case manager, $12,000 therapy, and $10,000 in supplies and travel.
Families and survivors of gun violence who need relocation, housing and counseling services.
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