TPCH General Council Meets May 14, 2026

Join us for the quarterly General Council meeting of the TPCH membership. This meeting will be held in person at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, located at 5049 E Broadway.

For a list of members eligible to vote in this meeting, see the TPCH Voting Member Roster linked below.

Please note that the meeting will be 12:30pm – 2:30pm, followed by additional training opportunities 2:45pm – 4:15pm.

Summary Meeting Agenda

Roll Call and Consent Agenda

Jocelyn Muzzin, Continuum of Care Board Vice Chairperson

Community Celebrations

Jocelyn Muzzin, Continuum of Care Board Vice Chairperson

CoC Lead Updates

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

HMIS Lead Updates

Cheryl Lopez, HMIS Lead Agency (Pima County)

CoC Board Updates

Jocelyn Muzzin, Continuum of Care Board Vice Chairperson

2026 Board and Committee Elections Announcement

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Team Manager

Coordinated Entry Policy and Procedures Update

Megan Sanes, Continuum of Care Lead Agency

NOFO Preparation and Legal Updates

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

Point in Time Data Report

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Team Manager

Committee and Coalition Updates

Committee and Coalition Representatives

New Business/Announcements

Group Discussion

Breakout Session Options

Older Adult Homelessness

Pima Council on Aging

Shelter Dashboard Training

Pima County and City of Tucson

Rental Assistance Evaluation

Lara Law- Arizona State University

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5.14.2026 TPCH General Council Meeting Agenda

February General Council Meeting Minutes - Draft

TPCH Voting Member Roster

Breakout Sessions Overview

Committee Reports

TPCH General Council Meets February 12, 2026

Join us for the quarterly General Council meeting of the TPCH membership. This meeting will be held in person at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, located at 5049 E Broadway.

For a list of members eligible to vote in this meeting, see the TPCH Voting Member Roster linked below.

Please note that the meeting will be 12:30pm – 2:30pm, followed by additional training opportunities 2:45pm – 4:15pm.

Summary Meeting Agenda

Roll Call and Consent Agenda

Danell Jessup, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Community Celebrations

Danell Jessup, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

CoC Lead Updates

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

HMIS Lead Updates

Cheryl Lopez, HMIS Lead Agency (Pima County)

CoC Board Updates

Danell Jessup, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Adoption of 2026-2030 Strategic Plan

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

Coordinated Entry Written Standards Updates

Megan Sanes, Continuum of Care Lead Agency

NOFO and Federal Impacts

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

Longitudinal System Analysis Data Presentation

Clifton Phanawong Nelson, Pima County

Committee and Coalition Updates

Committee and Coalition Representatives

New Business/Announcements

Group Discussion

Breakout Session Options

Intersection of Health and Homelessness

City of Tucson MDOT project spotlight

Sequential Intercept Modeling

Nahrin Jabro, Pima County

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2.12.2026 TPCH General Council Meeting Agenda

November General Council Meeting Minutes - Draft

TPCH Voting Member Roster

Governance Charter Amendment

Finalized 2026-2030 Strategic Plan

Written Standards Update

Committee Reports

TPCH General Council Meets November 13, 2025

Join us for the quarterly General Council meeting of the TPCH membership. This meeting will be held in person at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, located at 5049 E Broadway.

For a list of members eligible to vote in this meeting, see the TPCH Voting Member Roster linked below.

Please note that the meeting will be 12:30pm – 2:30pm, followed by additional training opportunities 2:45pm – 4:15pm.

Summary Meeting Agenda

Roll Call and Consent Agenda

Lisa Floran, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Community Celebrations

Lisa Floran, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

CoC Lead Updates

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

HMIS Lead Updates

Cheryl Lopez, HMIS Lead Agency (Pima County)

CoC Board Updates

Lisa Floran, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Review of Recent TPCH Changes

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

2026 General Council Session Topic Survey

Group Discussion

Lead Monitoring Recommendations

Elaine MacPherson, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

NOFO and Federal Impacts

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

Committee and Coalition Updates

Committee and Coalition Representatives

New Business/Announcements

Group Discussion

Breakout Session Options

DV Safety Planning

City of Tucson, SAAF, Emerge, SACASA

TPCH 101

Kat Davis, City of Tucson

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11.13.2025 TPCH General Council Meeting Agenda

August General Council Meeting Minutes - Draft

TPCH Voting Member Roster - 11.13.2025

Committee Reports

TPCH General Council Meets August 14, 2025

Join us for the quarterly General Council meeting of the TPCH membership. This meeting will be held in person at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, located at 5049 E Broadway.

For a list of members eligible to vote in this meeting, see the TPCH Voting Member Roster linked below.

Please note that the meeting will be 12:30pm – 2:30pm, followed by additional training opportunities 2:45pm – 4:15pm.

Summary Meeting Agenda

Roll Call and Consent Agenda

Lisa Floran, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Community Celebrations

Lisa Floran, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

CoC Lead Updates

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

HMIS Lead Updates

Cheryl Lopez, HMIS Lead Agency (Pima County)

CoC Board Updates

Lisa Floran, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

TPCH Quarterly Data Report

Dr. Keith Bentele, University of Arizona Southwest Institute for Research on Women

Approval for Strategic Planning Priorities and Goals

Lisa Floran, Continuum of Care Chairperson

Committee and Coalition Updates

Committee and Coalition Representatives

New Business/Announcements

Group Discussion

Breakout Session Options

Employment and Peer Support in Behavioral Health Services

Banner Health

Housing and Mixed Status Families in CoC / ESG Projects

Elaine MacPherson, City of Tucson

Substance Use Panel

TPCH Continuum of Care Program Grant Committee

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8.14.2025 TPCH General Council Meeting Agenda

5.22.2025 General Council Meeting Minutes - Draft

TPCH Voting Member Roster - 8.14.2025

TPCH Strategic Planning Goals_TPCH Ranking

TPCH Strategic Planning Goals_Public Ranking

8.14.2025 Committee Reports

TPCH General Council Meets May 22, 2025

Join us for the quarterly General Council meeting of the TPCH membership. This meeting will be held in person at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, located at 5049 E Broadway.

For a list of members eligible to vote in this meeting, see the TPCH Voting Member Roster linked below.

Please note that the meeting will be 12:30pm – 2:30pm, followed by additional training opportunities 2:45pm – 4:15pm.

Summary Meeting Agenda

Roll Call and Consent Agenda

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Community Celebrations

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

CoC Lead Updates

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

HMIS Lead Updates

Cheryl Lopez, HMIS Lead Agency (Pima County)

CoC Board Updates

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Motion: to retain Pima County as the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) Lead from 2025-2030.
Motion: to approve recommended changes to the TPCH Governance Charter.

Data Warehouse Enterprise Linkage for Arizona (DWEL-AZ)

Adria Tena, DWEL-AZ Administrator, Solari

Housing Central Command Updates

Housing Central Command Leadership

TPCH Quarterly Data Report

Dr. Keith Bentele, University of Arizona Southwest Institute for Research on Women

Committee and Coalition Updates

Committee and Coalition Representatives

New Business/Announcements

Group Discussion

Breakout Session Options

Site Visit Report Debrief

TPCH Continuum of Care Program Grant Committee

Warrant Quashing in Pima County

Pima County Justice Services and City of Tucson

HMIS System Changes

Pima County HMIS Lead

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5.22.2025 TPCH General Council Meeting Agenda

2.13.2025 General Council Meeting Minutes - Draft

TPCH Voting Member Roster - 5.22.2025

Proposed Amendment to TPCH Governance Charter - Chair Position Terms

5.22.2025 Committee Reports

TPCH General Council Meets February 13, 2025

Join us for the quarterly General Council meeting of the TPCH membership. This meeting will be held in person at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, located at 5049 E Broadway.

For a list of members eligible to vote in this meeting, see the TPCH Voting Member Roster linked below.

Please note that the meeting will be 12:30pm – 2:30pm, followed by additional training opportunities 2:45pm – 4:15pm.

Summary Meeting Agenda

Roll Call and Consent Agenda

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Community Celebrations

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

CoC Lead Updates

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

HMIS Lead Updates

Cheryl Lopez, HMIS Lead Agency (Pima County)

CoC Board Updates

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Housing Central Command Updates

Housing Central Command Leadership

Update to Attendance Policies in TPCH Charter

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Committee and Coalition Updates

Committee and Coalition Representatives

New Business/Announcements

Group Discussion

Breakout Session Options

Increasing Income

TPCH Continuum of Care Program Grant Committee

Strategic Planning

Kat Davis and Kyle Kerns, CoC Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

Conference Learnings: Shared Housing

Elaine MacPherson, CoC Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

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2.13.2025 TPCH General Council Meeting Agenda

11.21.2024 General Council Meeting Minutes - Draft

TPCH Voting Member Roster - 2.13.2025

Proposed Amendment to TPCH Governance Charter - Attendance Policies

TPCH General Council Meets November 21, 2024

Join us for the quarterly General Council meeting of the TPCH membership. This meeting will be held in person at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, located at 5049 E Broadway.

For a list of members eligible to vote in this meeting, see the TPCH Voting Member Roster linked below.

Please note that the meeting will be 12:30pm – 2:30pm, followed by additional training opportunities 2:45pm – 4:15pm.

Summary Meeting Agenda

Roll Call and Consent Agenda

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Community Celebrations

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

CoC Lead Updates

Kat Davis, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

CoC Board Updates

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Housing Central Command Updates

Housing Central Command Leadership

Youth Homelessness System Improvement (YHSI) Grant Update and Governance Amendment Motion

Kyle Kerns, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

Committee and Coalition Updates

Committee and Coalition Representatives

New Business/Announcements

Group Discussion

Breakout Session Options

Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program (YHDP) Provider Session: Youth Engagement

TPCH Continuum of Care Program Grant Committee

Safety Planning

Arizona Center to End Sexual & Domestic Violence

Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) Housing and Health Opportunities (H2O) Information Session

TJ Reed, Solari Inc.

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11.21.2024 TPCH General Council Meeting Agenda

8.8.2024 General Council Meeting Minutes - Draft

TPCH Voting Member Roster - 11.21.2024

Proposed Amendment to TPCH Governance Charter - Youth Action Committee/Youth Homelessness System Improvement

TPCH has spent all available Prevention and Rapid Resolution Funds

Thank you to all case managers that helped apply for and distribute the TPCH Prevention and Rapid Resolution Funds through the community!

We spent all of our original $400,000 back in June, and have now spent the additional $200,000 that was dedicated to the program. With this, we do not have any more funding to continue this program. Case managers are encouraged to continue working with clients to determine alternative sources of funding and assistance.

Thank you once again for your assistance with getting these funds to the community.

TPCH General Council Meets August 8, 2024

Join us for the quarterly General Council meeting of the TPCH membership. This meeting will be held in person at the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona, located at 5049 E Broadway.

For a list of members eligible to vote in this meeting, see the TPCH Voting Member Roster linked below.

Please note that the meeting will be 12:30pm – 2:30pm, followed by additional training opportunities 2:45pm – 4:15pm.

Summary Meeting Agenda

Roll Call and Consent Agenda

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Community Celebrations

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

CoC Lead Updates

Elaine MacPherson, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

Board Updates

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Housing Central Command Updates

Housing Central Command Leadership

HUD Notices of Funding Opportunity (NOFO)

Elaine MacPherson, Continuum of Care Lead Agency (City of Tucson)

Committee and Coalition Updates

Committee and Coalition Representatives

New Business/Announcements

Group Discussion

Shannon Fowler, Continuum of Care Board Chairperson

Committee and Coalition Representatives

Group Discussion

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8.8.2024_TPCH General Council Meeting Agenda

TPCH Voting Member Roster_8.8.2024

GENERAL COUNCIL_MIN_5.9.2024_Draft

U of A Southwest Institute for Research on Women releases census updates to Housing Insecurity and Potential Homelessness Report

The University of Arizona Southwest Institute for Research on Women has released its most recent update to its report on Housing Insecurity Indicators and Potential Homelessness Estimates for Arizona and Pima County. This report measures current housing insecurity with newer census data.

Download the report here.

This most recent survey wave contains multiple positive developments:

The positive macroeconomic situation has continued to hold steadily at both the national and state levels.
The unemployment rate in Arizona, 3.8% in March 2024, is a modest decrease relative to 4.1% in February and remains below historical averages.
In the previous survey wave, collected February 6th-March 4th 2024, the proportion of non-current renters in Arizona was 6.3%. In the most recent survey, conducted March 5th-April 1st 2024, this proportion rose very slightly to 6.7%.
The proportion of these non-current renters viewing eviction in the next two months as “very likely” remained very low at 8.5% (9.9% last survey wave).

Throughout all of 2023 housing insecurity among Arizona renters remained stubbornly high despite historically low unemployment.

These last two survey waves contain the first clear signals that the breadth of housing insecurity in Arizona is easing substantially. That said, lower-income and BIPOC Arizona households remain disproportionately likely to report being not current on their rent payments and finding it very difficult to meet usual expenses.
The National Equity Atlas estimated that 79% of non-current renters in Arizona are POC and 75% are low-income (based on the Census HPS data wave collected Jan 9th-Feb 5th 2024).
Mortgage holders in Arizona continue to be in a strong financial position relative to renters.
- Only 4.2% reported being not current on mortgage payments (down slightly from 5.3% last wave).
- Although among this small share of non-current mortgage holders concern about the likelihood of foreclosure in the next two months increased this wave to 16% from only 1% last wave.
Among non-current Arizona renters, the depth of rental debt has decreased.
- This most recent survey indicates that, among Arizona renters who are behind on their rent, 66%, are only behind on their payments 1 month or less.
- And 71% of non-current Arizona renters were only 2 months behind on rent or less.
- In the fall of 2022 Tucson rent prices began decreasing on average, albeit very modestly.
- In the Spring of 2023 rent prices in Tucson registered modest upticks in median/average rent prices. Despite these increases, seasonally adjusted metrics of Tucson rent prices increased only 3.5% between April 2023 and April 2024.
- This is a substantial slowdown in the rate of rental price increases we have seen in recent years.
In addition, there is unambiguous good news in the rental vacancy rate, which has been trending upwards since the end of 2021, and hit an 8-year high in the 1st quarter of 2024. However, countervailing signals worth attention include:
- only 51% of all Arizona respondents reported they had not experienced pressure to move in the last 6 months, down from 62% of respondents reporting no pressure last wave.
- 67% of Arizona renters reported an increase in their monthly rent in the last year (up from 57% last survey wave) and 50% reported an increase of $100 or more (up from 43% last wave).

The most significant development in this report is that eviction filings have fallen substantially since January and suggest a substantial easing of housing insecurity among Pima County renters.

Relative to a peak of 1307 eviction filings in January of 2024, the count of eviction filings fell 41% to 771 in April. We have not seen the monthly count of eviction filings this low since November of 2021.

Other metrics suggest continuing reason for concern:

12% of Arizona households reported reducing or not paying expenses for basic household necessities (such as medicine or food) “almost every month” in the last 12 months to pay an energy bill (66% of households reported “never” being in this situation).
Credit card debt balances nationwide and in Arizona have increased 33% between Q4 2022-Q4 2023.
And since November of 2023, counts of calls to 211 from Pima County indicate a very substantial increase in calls related to housing and shelter and utilities in recent months.

Download the report here.