2026 CDBG Action Plan funding for low-income housing and services
Thousand Oaks
Summary
About 2,000 housing units are in the pipeline, including 263 affordable, with roughly 750 more expected next year. Major projects like the Sanctuary (Timber School), TO Ranch (former Kmart), and Hillcrest sites are all moving through construction or permitting.
At a glance
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Last discussed May 12, 2026.
Impact analysis
$679,698.87 in federal grant funds — no local general fund dollars required.
Workers, young families, and employers struggling to house new hires benefit from more housing supply, including affordable units.
Some residents worry accelerated housing production could strain infrastructure and erode neighborhood character.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Thousand Oaks City Council Regular Meeting (Closed Session) - May 12, 2026
Nearly $680,000 in federal funds will fix up low-income apartments and mobile homes and fund services like Meals on Wheels reaching 600+ residents. Council members called it the city's front-line defense against homelessness, noting a 46% drop in this year's homeless count.
Thousand Oaks City Council (Regular) - Apr 29, 2026
About 2,000 housing units are in the pipeline, including 263 affordable, with roughly 750 more expected next year. Major projects like the Sanctuary (Timber School), TO Ranch (former Kmart), and Hillcrest sites are all moving through construction or permitting.
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