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Homeless services transition to Huntington Beach

Newport Beach

Summary

Newport Beach is moving its shelter beds from Costa Mesa to Huntington Beach — 10 beds plus a caseworker for $44,100/month, saving roughly $120,000 a month versus prior arrangements. Street homelessness in the city is already down more than 90%.

At a glance

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Last discussed Jun 23, 2026.

Impact analysis

💰Financial impact

Saves roughly $1 million or more per year compared to the prior Costa Mesa and PATH contracts.

✅Who benefits

Taxpayer dollars are redirected to other homelessness programs while clients still get shelter and case management.

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