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Supplementary Funding for Homeless Services ($500,000)

Original title: Supplementary State Fund Operating Appropriation – M-R Office of Homeless Services – $500,000 FOR the purpose of providing a Supplementary State Fund Operating Appropriation in the amount of $500,000 to M-R Office of Homeless Services – Service 895 (Temporary Housing for the Homeless), to provide funding for case management services through the Y in Central Maryland and the University of Maryland, Baltimore/Uplift Alliance Inc.; and providing for a special effective date.

June 16, 2026

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The Frame

What this does

This ordinance directs $500,000 in state funds to support specific case management services for temporary housing programs in Baltimore, impacting the operational capacity of the designated service providers.

Who is mentioned in the record

Potentially affected actors named in the source documents. Mention is not a position.

M-R Office of Homeless Services

The office receives an additional $500,000 in state funding to manage.

Y in Central Maryland

The organization receives funding to provide case management services.

University of Maryland, Baltimore/Uplift Alliance Inc.

The organization receives funding to provide case management services.

What changed

Last recorded activity June 16, 2026.

What's next

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Summary

This ordinance approves an additional $500,000 in state funding for the Baltimore City Office of Homeless Services. The money is specifically designated for case management services provided by the Y in Central Maryland and the University of Maryland, Baltimore/Uplift Alliance Inc.

Key Facts

The ordinance provides a supplementary state fund operating appropriation of $500,000.
The funds are allocated to the M-R Office of Homeless Services, specifically Service 895 (Temporary Housing for the Homeless).
The funding is earmarked for case management services.
The services are to be provided through the Y in Central Maryland and the University of Maryland, Baltimore/Uplift Alliance Inc.
The ordinance includes a special effective date.
The ordinance is identified by file number 26-0168 and is enacted.

Why It Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the $500,000 coming from?

The funds are provided through a .

Who will be performing the case management services?

The services will be provided by the Y in Central Maryland and the University of Maryland, Baltimore/Uplift Alliance Inc.

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State-to-Local Funding Flow

The ordinance highlights a direct mechanism for state funds to be funneled into city-managed homeless service contracts.

M-R Office of Homeless Services Y in Central Maryland University of Maryland, Baltimore/Uplift Alliance Inc.

Connected Entities

organizationUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore/Uplift Alliance Inc.“Service provider receiving funding for case management.”Map →

organizationM-R Office of Homeless Services“The city department receiving the supplementary appropriation.”Map →

organizationBaltimore City Council“The legislative body that enacted the ordinance.”Map →

organizationY in Central Maryland“Service provider receiving funding for case management.”Map →

Sources

Open source document

webapi.legistar.com

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