St. Louis Park residents and property managers have a critical opportunity to address domestic violence and its intersection with housing stability at an upcoming SPARC meeting scheduled for noon on Feb. 6 at St. Louis Park City Hall, per a recent announcement.
The session, which will be held in the council chambers on the third floor, will host speakers from Cornerstone, a local organization focused on providing support and resources to individuals and families experiencing domestic violence, they will be discussing the profound effects that domestic violence can have on property owners and managers; meanwhile, city housing authorities plan to provide the latest developments on the notice of eviction ordinance and to share results from a new housing survey.
Interested parties are required to register for the meeting by 8 a.m. on the same day, and the St. Louis Park city officials have extended their invitation openly, expressing their hope to see a meaningful turnout on the day of the meeting. Registration details and additional meeting information can be found on the city’s official communication channels or by reaching out directly to the housing authority contacts, Katie Kline and Cassi Reissmann-Doring, through provided contact numbers and emails.
Kline, a housing specialist, and Reissmann-Doring, an HCV specialist, will likely be on-site to field questions and engage with attendees on the intricate web of housing policies and the support systems in place for those impacted by domestic abuse, an issue that has far-reaching impacts on the community and its most vulnerable residents, these resources being indispensable for anyone in the community looking to navigate these challenges.
Details for the SPARC meeting, including registration and contact information, can be found on St. Louis Park's official website.
