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Memo: Austin spent $2.3M on homeless encampment program over 4 months
Summary by Round Rock News Editorial Desk Ethan Love , as published by KXAN
· November 6, 2026
· 1 min read
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A new city report says Austin's homeless encampment management program conducted 2,347 site visits, removed 732 tons of debris and spent $2.26 million between June and September.
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Key points A new city report says Austin's homeless encampment management program conducted 2,347 site visits, removed 732 tons of debris and spent $2. More parks Today’s briefing Local events
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