Summary
El Monte families facing homelessness can get up to two weeks in a motel through Le Blanc Inn & Suites or Pomona Inn, funded by Measure A — about $180,000 that staff warns will go fast.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 4
- Last 30 days
- 1
Last discussed Aug 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
About $180,000 in Measure A Local Solutions funds; no general fund impact.
Homeless or at-risk El Monte families, including DV survivors, needing short-term shelter.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (5)
El Monte Emergency Lodging Expands Options - The Mid Valley News
EL MONTE — El Monte Emergency Lodging will give families and individuals facing homelessness more options for temporary shelter. The City Council approved agreements July 22 with two hotels to provide rooms when urgent housing needs arise. The agreements cover Le Blanc Inn & Suites in El Monte and Pomona Inn in Pomona. Both hotels […]
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City Council Meeting - Aug 26, 2026
Union Station Homeless Services reported that Iris House has helped over 230 people move from homelessness into stable housing, with success stories including nursing school graduates and a 75-year-old resident who found permanent housing. The council reception was overwhelmingly positive.
City Council Meeting - Jul 22, 2026
El Monte families facing homelessness can get up to two weeks in a motel through Le Blanc Inn & Suites or Pomona Inn, funded by Measure A — about $180,000 that staff warns will go fast.
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