Mayor Albert Vera releases Statement on Monday, January 23
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Council meeting on Homelessness

After years of inaction and “hoping” the homelessness issue would resolve itself, I am proud to say that the City of Culver City has joined Los Angeles City and County in officially declaring a Local State of Emergency for homelessness.

The homelessness crisis has strained the City’s public safety resources, with paramedic and fire calls to address the crisis on our streets and in our other public spaces increasing at alarming rates. In 2022, there were more than 1,150 calls to CCFD involving unhoused persons, including 646 calls for emergency medical services – an increase of 12% from 2021 and a 20% increase from 2020; and 105 calls to CCFD regarding fires, an increase of 40% from 2021. 

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Affordable Housing

Solving our affordable housing crisis requires thoughtful, effective, and community-building solutions. 
​We can preserve single-family homes and support paths to affordable and equitable housing for all. 
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We did the math. Tearing down homes in R1 zoning and building fourplexes doesn't pencil out. This will not be affordable housing.

​Watch our video to see why.

Who We Are

We're a brand new coalition of neighbors. We are a group of Culver City neighbors from all areas of the city. We are concerned about the affordable housing crisis. We believe that our city can meet the challenges of providing affordable and equitable housing for all who need it.  We know that eliminating R1/single-family zoning will not solve the problem. In fact, it could make it worse. We advocate for government accountability, sensible leadership, and community-based solutions.  Founded March, 2021