Sherman Oaks residents will see use of non-punitive safety strategies to address homeless, loitering and other issues.
A person shelters on a bus bench on Ventura Boulevard in Sherman Oaks during Wednesday’s rain on, December 29, 2021. In response to an increase of calls for service in the Sherman Oaks community and along the Ventura Boulevard business corridor, Mayor Karen Bass announced on Wednesday, Nov. 1 that she will expand an alternative unarmed response program to address issues in that part of the San Fernando Valley.
“We have heard the calls of Sherman Oaks residents and businesses and now with the expansion of CIRCLE, there will be more options and strategies available to respond to calls about unhoused residents or residents needing care through effective community-based non-punitive safety strategies,” she said.
“CIRCLE has proven to not only relieve police resources from calls for service involving many quality of life calls, but also provide an avenue to services, including being housed,” Moore said in a statement.
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