Los Angeles CA
7-13-2023 12:58pm

Public Comments for Continuum of Care Priority Ranking Policy

L.A. County Coordinated Entry System (CES) network aligns homeless services in the County together. They do not include substance abuse as a "stem" cause of or issue within homelessness.

FY 2023 PRIORITY LIST RANKING POLICY

The public comment period will open at 9 a.m. on Monday, July 17, 2023, with responses due by 5 p.m. on Friday, July 28, 2023. 

Please submit public comment for the FY 2023 LA CoC Program NOFO Priority List Ranking Policy through the following form: Submit Public Comment for the Priority List Ranking Policy

HUD requires CoCs to rank projects in two tiers –Tier 1 and Tier 2 –to encourage continuous performance improvement and local competition:
Tier 1 is equal to 93& of the CoC’s Annual Renewal Demand (ARD) for all projects eligible for renewal minus the Annual Renewal Amounts of YHDP projects.

Priority Rank Project Type Internal Evaluation Criteria Rationale/Policy Priority Alignment
1 Continuum-Wide Activities (HMIS, CES) Order by evaluation score HUD required elements of a CoC’s system per latest HUD Rating and Ranking Tool. Highest priority locally among renewal projects.
2 Project-Based Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH) Projects Scoring 61% or higher of total available points on evaluation PSH is the highest priority CoC-funded housing model, with project-based PSH being irreplaceable if funding is lost.
3 Tenant-Based PSH Projects Scoring 61% or higher of total available points on evaluation PSH is the highest priority CoC-funded housing model.
4 Rapid Re-Housing (RRH) Projects Scoring 61% or higher of total available points on evaluation Rapid placement and stabilization in permanent housing is critical to ending homelessness
5 Safe Haven Project Scoring 61% or higher of total available points on evaluation Provides supportive housing to hard-to-reach, high-acuity individuals with severe, persistent mental illness and serves as a viable alternative to other housing models.
6 Transitional Housing (TH) for Domestic Violence (DV) Survivors Scoring 61% or higher of total available points on evaluation TH projects, particularly those serving vulnerable populations, that enable and demonstrate rapid placement and stabilization in permanent housing remain important to the CoC.

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