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Home My WebLink About00 - Council Announcements - PowerPointL I PIN Gu> 17 SraR Smvirvc; PraPLE IN NEED A home is the starting place of hope and dreams ....... Our Mission Restoring Orange County's homeless families and individuals in crisis to housing and permanent self- sufficiency through SPIN's long-term, proven case management and sup- port services. Programs Offered Housing Program SPIN's housing program provides move -in costs to permanent housing for families with children through rapid rehousing and transi- tional housing programs. The foundation of our housing programs arccase management and support services, which are designed to address the underlying issues that fed to the client's current situation and may include job development, counseling, etc. Street Services SPIN's volunteers prepare and deliver 300- 400 meals each week to the working poor and literally homeless in Orange County, as well as hygiene kits, warm jackets, blankets, rain ponchos, fulfill special requests and make referrals to shelters. SPIN (Serving People fn Need) 151 Kalmus Drive, H-2 Costa Mesa, CA 92626 Phone: 714-751-1101 Housing Partnerwith Melinda Hoag Smith Center hoafor Healthy Living g 307 Placentia Avenue Newport Beach, CA 92663 SPIN Statistics IT'S BEEN PROVEN IN AN INDEPENDENT STUDY! SPIN'S PROGRAMS "OUTPERFORMED THE COUNTY PLAN"! . 92% of SPIN's clients achieved self-sufficiency at program's end and have maintained housing . SPIN `outperformed" the County's 10 year plan to end homelessness SPIN has served over 75,000 families and individuals since its inception in 1987 In 2018 SPIN SERVED: • Housing Programs: 541 individuals housed (196 Adults/345 Children) • Street Services: Provided 24,000+ meals 10,943 Volunteer hours donated 91% of Funds raised goes directly to SPIN's clients and programs Tax id number: 33-0329687 August 13, 2019 Council Announcements connect City of Costa Mesa Telephone Numbers Shopp in g Carts & Trash on Property Send a 'Mycostamesa' Mobile App Request or call Code Enforcement at: (714) 754-5607 Abandoned Property or Discarded Debris in the City's Right of Way Maintenance Services: (714) 754-5123 Large Items Left on Private Property Costa Mesa Sanitary District: (9491645 -WO Report Graffiti Graffiti Hotline: (714) 327-7491 Costa Mesa Bridge Shelter (714) 836-7188 ext. 222 City of Costa Mesa Planning Division (714) 754-5245 City of Costa Mesa Building Division (714) 754-5273 Costa Mesa City Hall (714) 754-5000 Outside Agency Telephone Numbers Fair Housing Foundation 1-(800) 446-3247 Newport Mesa Unified School District (714) 424-5000 OC Vector Control (714) 971-2421 Animal Control (714) 754-5311 Camping Enforcement ■ For any instances of camping, business owners and residents are directed to notify CMPD dispatch at (714) 754-5252. ► CMPD along with Community Outreach staff will assess the situation and take appropriate enforcement actions. ► Such enforcement actions include documenting and keeping record of the incident, offering shelter resources and diversion options. ► If all options have been exhausted and transient individual refuses shelter and/or diversion options, this leads to possible law enforcement actions including fines, citation, and/or criminal prosecution. ► The City's anti -camping ordinance is restricted to public property, not private. Private property is code enforcement related. ■ Sleeping in a motor vehicle on public property or areas open to the public, such as parking lots, is prohibited from 9 p.m. until 7 a.m. Private residential property is exempt from this prohibition. ■ Private property owners/representatives can/may take action by exercising their right to a citizen's arrest for trespassing or other applicable law violation. shelter Costa Mesa Bridge Shelter The City of Costa Mesa's Inreach team works diligently to provide services to the City's shelter guests' who are residing in the City's 8ridgeShelter. The Inreach team actively meets with shelter guests, and provides wrap around case management services with the goal of finding housing for each individual. Costa Mesa Bridge Shelter Operated by MERCY HOUSE CONTACT INFORMATION Phone (714) 836-7188 ext, 222 Press 1 Bed Reservation Infotmation Press 2 Donations and Volunteers Press 3 General Public Inquiries and Comments Email: Icostame5abridge@mercyhouse.net We help people find their way back home. COSTA MESA NETWORK Folz FK7LiFi.FSS SOLUTIONS CITY OF COSTA MESA BUSINESS &RESIDENT HOMELESS RESOURCE GUIDE 1045WO.''i"GiORM business Business Owners As a business owner or tenant, you are responsible For zoning and/or code violations that occur on your private property. There are resources available to help you navigate through your concerns and/or take a proactive approach in addressing your issues successfully. Tips to Help Protect Your Property ► Post signs on your property such as"No Tres passing"— California Penal Cade §602(k). ► Secure trash er7el05ures, 1 Reduce foliage that may be used as hiding spots fpr people; property. ► Ensure adequate lighting. ► Increase presence or implement private security measures. ► Do not give money or handouts to non -patrons. When to Call Code Enforcement Hotline - (714) 754-5607 or Send a'Mycostamesa' Mobile App Request ► Unwanted, inhabiting of your, or your neighbor's commercial property - 0, Abandoned shopping carts or other unclaimed property. ► Excessive trash, debris, and outdoor storage. ■ TO schedule a property assessment call Senior Code Enforcement Qfficer, Mike Brumbaugh- (714) 751-5021, When To Call Police — (714) 754-5252 ► Drug activity, or the presence of drugs -or paraphernalia. ■ Loitering outside of establishments that sell alcohol. ► Impending access to any businesses. ■ Aggressive panhandling. residents Residents As a resident, you are responsible for code violations on your property. There are many resources that can assist you with property maintenance and other issues related to homelessness. When to Call Code Enforcement Hotline - (714) 754-5607 or Send a'Mycostamesa' Mobile App Request 1 Abandoned shopping carts or other unclaimed property. ► Excessive trash, debris, and outdoors storage. ► Ta schedule a property assessment call Senior Code Enforcement Officer, Mike Brumbaugh at (714) 754-5021 When To Call Police - (714) 754-5252 ► Drug activity, or the presence of drugs or paraphernalia. ► If you see a homeless individual in distress. ► Loitering outside of establishments that sell alcohol. JP- impending access to businesses. ► Aggressive panhandling. When To Call Costa Mesa Fire Department It, Questions related to Disaster Management and property inspections related to fire prevention. ■ Costa Mesa Fire Department Non -Emergency Line; (714) 549-1113 For Life-threatening Emergencies, DIAL 9-1-1 Homeless Related Issues The City of Costa Mesa's Outreach team works diligently to provide services to the City's homeless population. The Outreach team works in collaboration with law enforcement to address homeless -related issues, as well as holds intake hours to meet with homeless clients and provide wrap-around case management services - Below are important phone numbers and locations where the Outreach team conducts their work. if you encounter a homeless person in distress, Please call the Police Non -Emergency line at f774j 754-5252 to elicit Community Outreach Assistance. connect Outreach Questions Stacy Lumley 1 (714) 925-4914 Sta cy. I u m I ey�a costa m esaca.go v Homeless Coordination Questions Muriel Ullman J (7141 315-4038 Mu r ie I -u I I ma n Cmro sta mesa ca, go v Community Outreach Stephani Ogas 1 (714) 430-4474 Crystal Clark 1 (949)466-0355 John Begin 1 (714) 313-1453 The intake sessions allow for individuals experiencing homelessness to be screened for services and Bridge Shelter eligibility. Homeless Intake Locations & Hours Share Our Selves (S.O.S.) 1554 Superior Ave, Costa Mesa, Ca 92627 Monday: 10:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Wednesday: l- 3 p.m. The Crossing Church Check-in Center 2115 Newport Blvd, Costa Mesa, Ca 92627 Saturday: 630- 7:30 p.m. GG Where Hollywood's Golden Age Stars Found Safe Harbor Humphrey Bogart and his friends loved California's Newport Beach, and from the water, it is still easy t understand why. AUG.., 2 of 1A 1 a� y 4T The New York Times, Travel