~ According to a recent report from the National Low Income Housing Coalition, Bloomington, IN has been named the city with the most expensive housing in the state for 2018. Similarly, Palo Alto has also been facing sky-high housing prices for decades. In light of this issue, both cities have been focusing on improving affordability and access to housing, leading them to recently publish their respective housing plans.

To further discuss these efforts, Sibling Cities USA is hosting a virtual town hall on Sunday, October 13 from 4-5:30pm. The event aims to bring together community members from both Bloomington and Palo Alto to engage in a conversation about tackling housing affordability, access, and homelessness.

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Attendees can expect to hear about the programs and strategies being developed by both cities to address these pressing issues. They will also have the opportunity to share their own ideas and responses with representatives from each community. This town hall is part of a larger Connection Weekend in Palo Alto where a delegation from Bloomington, led by Mayor Kerry Thomson, will be participating in various activities and connecting with their counterparts.

Those interested in attending are encouraged to register ahead of time at https://bit.ly/4eNCSyF. This public meeting serves as an important step towards finding solutions for housing needs in both Bloomington and Palo Alto.

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