News and Information for Paul’s Place in Davis

A concerted multi-year effort by a group of local business and community leaders to address the city’s homelessness issue paid off Tuesday when the Davis City Council unanimously approved Paul’s Place. Read More...

I am writing to express my support for the approval and construction of Paul’s Place, an innovative, multi-functional facility to help serve the needs of our community members who are experiencing homelessness or are low income and struggling to make ends meet. I...

I support Paul’s Place at 1111 H St. Creation of this building brought together many facets of the city & 2 non-profits to address the needs of those experiencing homelessness. Architect Maria Ogrydziak included: * the needs of Davis Police in creating 4 emergency...

PAUL’S PLACE APPROVAL COMING … as Marty West and Robb Davis wrote in a Sunday Op-ed, “Paul’s place is a critical part of our community’s response to address this daunting local, regional, state and national problem.” … They’re speaking of our homeless population and...

By Robb Davis and Marty West Large or small, urban or rural, communities nationwide are striving to address the growing impacts of homelessness on public resources, businesses, neighborhoods, and — most of all — those who are suffering. Unfortunately, Davis is not...

A community-funded proposal for housing the homeless in what supporters have dubbed “vertical tiny homes” heads to the Davis City Council for final approval on Tuesday. Paul’s Place, a $5 million project, would replace an existing 2,800-square-foot, single-story house...

The extent of community support for Paul’s Place was evident in the first minutes of the Davis Planning Commission meeting Wednesday night when three commission members had to recuse themselves from considering the proposed homeless facility due to the financial...

Large or small, urban or rural, communities nationwide are striving to address the growing impacts of homelessness on public resources, businesses, neighborhoods and — most of all — those who are suffering. Unfortunately, Davis is not immune to the human tragedy and...

In a celebration acknowledging years of planning, design, review and outreach, the nonprofit Davis Community Meals and Housing (DCMH) announced the greater Davis community has raised more than $4 million of the estimated $5 million cost to replace its dilapidated...