The Pulse of another beginning
CONCORD, CA (July 15, 2021) — Emerging from the scars of the pandemic and the
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Renovated Concord homeless shelter reopens with privacy, pocket park and a place for pets
CONCORD, CA – Making the $1400 rent payment every month for their small Concord apartment
Concord’s Birsan aims for county board, pushing issues around the homeless and housing
CONCORD, CA – Citing a desire to make an impact beyond Concord, City Councilmember Edi
High turnout for survey on COVID and the homeless
CONCORD, CA — Setting an 11-year record, 603 people took the survey to date. Thank
Pulse of Concord — Questions of and about the homeless
CONCORD, CA — There is not a homeless problem. There are many problems so forget
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CONCORD, CA — The Pulse of Concord is an independent survey started in 2009 by
After 12 years of the Pulse, many issues remain the same
CONCORD, CA — The heartbeat of the community continues to pound out for concerns about
To emulate Martinez-type homeless camp, Concord would need additional resources
CONCORD, CA—Amongst the questions in the next Pulse of Concord survey will be a series
How can we move forward from the day of disorder?
CONCORD, CA—As I started to write this month’s Pulse of Concord, Trump supporters stormed the
Monument Toy Drive brings holiday cheer to nearly 500 families
CONCORD, CA—City Councilmembers Dominic Aliano and Edi Birsan helped organize a toy drive for children