Culver City Invites Feedback on Draft Homelessness Plan Update

Published on March 09, 2026

The City of Culver City invites community members to attend upcoming public meetings to review and provide feedback on the Draft Homelessness Plan Update.

Opportunities to Provide Feedback

• Tuesday, March 17, 2026 – 7:00pm, Regular Meeting of the Culver City Advisory Committee on Housing and Homelessness; location: City Hall 3rd Floor Patio Room, parking validation available.
• Wednesday, March 18, 2026 – 6:00 - 7:00pm; location: City Hall Patacchia Room, parking validation available.
• Thursday March 19, 2026 – 6:00 - 7:00pm Virtual Community Meeting - Zoom Meeting Link

What Will Be Presented

At the March meetings, attendees will have the opportunity to:

• Review the Draft 2026 Homelessness Plan Goals
• Examine the strategies to build on community strengths and fill gaps in services 
• React to the Community Toolkit which outlines practical ways for community members to support one another
• Provide feedback prior to finalization

These meetings represent an important opportunity for all interested community members to review the drafts and share input before the Plan is finalized and presented to City Council this spring. Community feedback is an important final step in shaping a responsive, actionable plan. 

The Draft Plan reflects extensive community engagement conducted in December 2025 and January 2026. Through seven stakeholder input sessions, more than 40 participants engaged in dialogue to inform the draft plan. The Draft Plan reflects input from residents, individuals with lived experience of homelessness, service providers, community organizations, business and faith leaders, and City departments. The Draft Plan identifies actionable strategies to build on community strengths and address service gaps, and details practical tools to guide implementation.

This upcoming phase of community review is essential to ensure the Plan reflects shared priorities and positions Culver City for effective implementation in the years ahead. 

For more information about the City’s efforts, please visit the Addressing Homelessness in Culver City webpage.

Any person needing reasonable accommodation related to disabilities, should contact Christina Stoffers-Himmelman at (310) 253-5851or via e-mail at Christina.Stoffers@culvercity.gov.