The City of Lemon Grove will be getting an $8.4 million state grant to rehouse more than 100 unsheltered people experiencing homelessness.

Lemon Grove is getting $8.4 million from the state to find and house more than 100 people living along a highway, significantly boosting homeless outreach in a region that historically has had fewer services.

Lemon Grove was awarded $8.4 million to address homelessness along SR-94. The grant will go toward rental assistance, case management, and other services.

The city of Lemon Grove and the Regional Task Force on Homelessness announced Monday an $8.4 million state grant aimed at addressing homelessness along the State Route 94 corridor. The grant is expected to impact the rehousing of 102 unsheltered individuals who have been living in the area just off the highway along North Avenue.

California has awarded an $8.4M grant to the city of Lemon Grove to rapidly rehome over a hundred of its homeless residents.

The City of Lemon Grove has been exclusively granted $8.4 million in state funding to combat homelessness along the 94 Corridor.