Caroline Grinder has worked at the League of California Cities for over five years and currently serves as a Legislative Representative advocating on state policy issues related to behavioral health and homelessness. In her role at Cal Cities, Caroline has worked to shape policies that benefit local communities across the state. Her responsibilities involve extensive research, policy analysis, and collaboration with state, local, and federal elected officials. Caroline obtained her bachelor’s degree in political science and history from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
Homeless in California
Response to homelessness in California has been locked by a court decision tying the hands of local government. A decision by the Supreme Court this summer allowed cities and counties to more directly address encampments, clean-ups, and public disruption. But will local governments change how they engage, what will be there tactics and how can grocers support their effort?
California League of Cities expert Caroline Grinder will lay out the pathways local governments have going forward. With California communities all having their own personality a range of responses is expected. Caroline will provide insight to what solutions and actions you are likely to see in various locations. Knowledge at this level will help you develop and adjust your response to homeless impacts in your stores.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2024
10:30 AM – 4:00 PM
