Common use of Homeless Management Information System Clause in Contracts

Homeless Management Information System. The SNH CoC Board is responsible for approving the comprehensive homeless plan and will oversee the coordination of regional homeless activities. The plan addresses provisions for data collection. The SNH CoC Board agrees to commit funds on a population-based formula for the duration of this Interlocal Agreement (July 1, 2020, through June 30, 2021), not to exceed the amounts stated in Exhibit A, Interlocal Budget for the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS). The County will work with the Cities, providers, and the public to continue to incorporate these activities as a priority in the comprehensive homeless strategic plan to improve housing and service programs for the homeless in Clark County (among public, private, and non-profit jurisdictions), address competing goals and conflicting services, and reduce/eliminate duplication of services.

Homeless Management Information System. The SNH CoC Board is responsible for approving the comprehensive homeless plan and will oversee the coordination of regional homeless activities. The plan addresses provisions for data collection. The SNH CoC Board agrees to commit funds on a population-based formula for the duration of this Interlocal Agreement (July 1, 20202021, through June 30, 20212022), not to exceed the amounts stated in Exhibit A, Interlocal Budget for the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS). The County will work with the Cities, providers, and the public to continue to incorporate these activities as a priority in the comprehensive homeless strategic plan to improve housing and service programs for the homeless in Clark County (among public, private, and non-profit jurisdictions), address competing goals and conflicting services, and reduce/eliminate duplication of services.

Homeless Management Information System. The SNH CoC Board is responsible for approving the comprehensive homeless plan and will oversee the coordination of regional homeless activities. The plan addresses provisions for data collection. The SNH CoC Board agrees to commit funds on a population-based formula for the duration of this Interlocal Agreement (July 1, 20202018, through June 30, 20212019), not to exceed the amounts stated in Exhibit A, Interlocal Budget for the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS). The County will work with the Cities, providers, and the public to continue to incorporate these activities as a priority in the comprehensive homeless strategic plan to improve housing and service programs for the homeless in Clark ▇▇▇▇▇ County (among public, private, and non-profit jurisdictions), address competing goals and conflicting services, and reduce/eliminate duplication of services.