SAGE Campaign to Stop Permit Sonoma Evictions Results in Historic Vote for Alternative Housing 12 months after Sonoma Independent exposé & petition, Supervisors vote 5-0 to become first CA county to legalize trailers, tiny homes & composting toilets

Posted by Jonathan Greenberg - December 27, 2022

Thousands of Sonoma County residents living in trailers and tiny homes will feel safer in…

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Supervisors Face Historic Affordable Housing Vote to Permit Trailers & Tiny Homes Sept 27 meeting to consider policy recommendation extending temp housing designation to county's lowest cost housing

Posted by Jonathan Greenberg - August 29, 2022

Tomorrow afternoon, September 27, Supervisors will, for the first time ever, consider a change in…

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Supervisors to Consider Historic Affordable Housing Vote to Protect RV’s & Tiny Homes on April 5 Urgency ordinance that would curb 200 annual Permit Sonoma evictions would avoid costly federal lawsuit over housing rights

Posted by Tim Ryan - April 1, 2022

Sonoma County has a historic opportunity to protect thousands of people living in alternative housing…

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Housing Groups Join 3,000 Petitioners Urging Supervisors to End Permit Sonoma’s Eviction War on the Poor Housing rights campaign for renters of trailers & tiny homes now supported by Homeless Action, Legal Aid, Tenants Union & Rabbitt opponent Blake Hooper

Posted by Tim Ryan - February 4, 2022

On January 25, during a Sonoma County’s Board of Supervisors meeting to set the legislative…

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Will Supervisors Vote to Stop Permit Sonoma’s Cruel Eviction War on the Poor? Code Enforcement Now Forces Twice As Many Low Income People Into Homelessness Than County Government Acquires Housing For

Posted by Jonathan Greenberg - January 23, 2022

On Tuesday, January 25, the Board of Supervisors will be meeting to set their legislative…

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Proposed Urgency Ordinance to Protect People Living in Unpermitted Safe Alternative Housing from Government Eviction Grassroots affordable housing rights campaign pressures supervisors to take responsibility for shameful eviction of hundreds of low income renters

Posted by Jonathan Greenberg - January 20, 2022

Next Tuesday, January 25, the Board of Supervisors will be meeting to set their legislative…

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How Permit Sonoma’s code enforcement prevents safe and affordable housing By forcing 200 low income residents from trailers and tiny homes each year, the county criminalizes the most popular affordable housing option in California

Posted by Sonya Tafejian - January 7, 2022

In the past year, Permit Sonoma, the county’s code enforcement agency, has caused the eviction…

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Investigation Reveals Permit Sonoma Ordered Eviction of 189 Low Income Renters Last Year Hypocritical campaign targeting affordable trailers & tiny homes creates more homeless people than county government creates housing for

Posted by Jonathan Greenberg - December 11, 2021

Hypocritical Sonoma County code enforcement campaign targeting affordable trailers & tiny homes creates more homeless…

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Homeless Action! Joins Effort to Stop Sonoma County Government Evictions Organization calls county vacate orders for nearly 200 low income renters from trailers and modest dwellings "shameful"

Posted by Jonathan Greenberg - November 16, 2021

Sonoma County Homeless Action! announced on November 10, 2021 that it will support the Stop…

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Campaign to Stop All Government Evictions Petitions Sonoma County Supervisors Sonoma County code enforcement has ordered more than 1,000 affordable dwellings vacated during the past decade, causing hundreds to become homeless

Posted by Jonathan Greenberg - November 4, 2021

The government of Sonoma County has secretly become one of the largest destroyers of affordable…

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How Composting Toilets can Help Solve our Affordable Housing Crisis Permit Sonoma orders eviction of over 100 low-income renters annually for composting toilets or black water tanks, adding to homeless crisis

Posted by Rosalyn Fay - November 4, 2021

Four years ago, in the midst of a skyrocketing housing market, I decided that the…

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