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18 <br /> Slide #18 <br /> Housing Helpline 2.5 - 3,700 <br /> - • - Rapid Rehousing 1.5 $250,000 is <br /> Administration 0.2 - <br /> Cold Weather Cots - $30,000 1,600 <br /> Bridge Housing $95,000 48 <br /> Landlord Incentives $20,000 12 <br /> Permanent Supportive Housing $150,000 8 <br /> SSI/SSDI Outreach,Access,and Recovery 1 - 15 <br /> Rapid Rehousing 1 10 <br /> Street Outreach,Harm Reduction and <br /> 4 - 100 <br /> Deflection <br /> Housing Helpline 0.5 800 <br /> Joint • Housing Access Coordinator 1 50 <br /> Bridge Housing - $148,000 48 <br /> Administration 1.625 <br /> *OCPFH consists of contributionsfrorn fourOC municipalities broken down in the following <br /> proportions: <br /> • 39.7%-Chopel Hill <br /> • 39.5%-Orange County <br /> • 14.3%-Carrboro <br /> • 6.5%-Hillsborough <br /> Blake Rosser said they had 25 max per night at Southern Human Services because it was <br /> not as easy for folks to get there. He said the need may be higher, but he thinks the accessibility <br /> of the new center and consecutively cold nights contributed to the increase. He said that by the <br /> end of January 2025, there were only 4 days when they had not had cold weather cots. <br /> Commissioner Portie-Ascott asked if there is a plan for providing hot weather shelters. <br /> Blake Rosser said there is not a plan but there is acknowledgment that it is a need. He <br /> said that Emergency Services set up cooling stations, but he does not think there has been much <br /> talk to setup evening shelters during hot weather. <br />