FEMA Reimbursement and Additional Details on Homelessness Efforts – California State Association of Counties
Still Waiting
No answer.
What am I supposed to do in an emergency? No one is allowed in and I can’t walk far enough to a store, nor can I leave Greg who bleeds at the most random times. He needs me when that happens. He has extremely thin blood that won’t coagulate. He could die if there’s no one there to put pressure on the wound.
I also asked (July 3, 2020) for SuperGlue from Steve the manager who said he was on his way to store and would get some.
Also asked him about the power of attorney paperwork that the nurse told me she sent to his email last Friday. It wasn’t encouraging the way he said he had printed it out and sent it over already. Well, I didn’t get it but I have a set the hospital gave me, so please sent two Goodwill Industries employees over ASAP to witness. Please. I did very clearly say please as I looked him directly in the eye. He answered yes just as clearly as I asked. This is the third time I asked him (the manager). I have been to office numerous times, and when there was someone there, about half time, I asked for two Goodwill staff to walk over to witness.
UPDATE: Staff signed it July 4, 2020 at 2pm.
Supposedly only ten guests.
Arcata’s 7 FEMA Trailers Still Unused
Governor Newsom Visits Project Roomkey Site in Bay Area to Announce “Homekey,” the Next Phase in State’s COVID-19 Response to Protect Homeless Californians | California Governor
One of the more disturbing aspects of Project Roomkey
They move you constantly. It happened to us in the motel, every 21 days we were forced to leave our belongings in the motel we were staying at, pack an overnight bag, our linens and go to another motel to stay one night. The first time out, we had to pay that motel. But I raised so much hell in emails and texts that the next two times out were paid by the County.
But we were still forced to go to a motel that is NOT safely quarantined like our motel room with our belongings. Every new room is a minefield of germs.
On the 4th cycle, we were moved here to the FEMA trailers at CalExpo. I had just begun to relax when the food delivery girl showed up one night and said we had to move because we had tested negative for COVID-19 and the row we were in was reserved for the positives.
It was awful having to pack everything and get it all rounded up all over again. Just like the day we were forced to abandon the RV all over again. I had to upset Greg and move him out of his bed and to another bed. That may not be much to the staff but to a sick man, it’s a lot.
He looks like a completely different person from the man who drove March 19, 2020 from Antioch to Sacramento the day we were forced to abandon our RV home at Sherman Island County Park.
So TODAY (July 3, 2020) I look out the window and see (at 7.30am) the elderly man next door being made to move. The only thing he had ever said, in my hearing, was how he kept losing things every time he had to pack and move to another trailer. Seeing him move this morning made me suspect that regular movea are how the County keeps anyone from becoming their tenant.
Galvanized by coronavirus fears, California lawmakers push bills on homelessness – East Bay Times
Sacramento city officials send outreach team to connect homeless to COVID-19 services
The “Navigator ” told me the day she gave me the trailer info, the reason I hadn’t been offered a trailer because I wasn’t listed as “homeless” on the books. My skin crawled.
Oceanside accepts funds for 50-bed, year-round homeless shelter – The San Diego Union-Tribune
So much money in providing a cot or just a mat on the floor. I wonder if all these people doing this to the poor realize they will have to look God in the eye one day and explain this shit?
Sacramento Homeless Union returns to Stockton Blvd to announce lawsuit
The only place anything gets done is in a courtroom.
a SURVIVOR show, FEMA-Sacramento edition 