Coordinated intake hub expansion
Dallas CountyMissouri- Detected
- Aug 11, 2026
- 88 days ago
- Sector
- Public Services
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From the meeting
Dallas County's homelessness plan budgets $7,739,882 for Coordinated Intake and Diversion Hub 1 and $12,381,142 for Hub 2. The first site is described as an expansion of the Stewpot and Austin Street Center facilities, and the second includes 24/7 intake, behavioral health triage, crisis respite beds, crisis residential beds, and security. This creates a concrete facilities and operations opportunity tied to a countywide implementation timeline.
The first coordinated intake and diversion center is expected to be fully operational by January 2028.
- Meeting date
- August 11, 2026
- Agency
- Dallas County
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