Sacramento leaders discuss longterm homelessness solutions

Sacramento leaders discuss longterm homelessness solutions

WEDNESDAYS FROM 9 TO 10O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING, THELIBRARIES WILL ONLY ALLOWSENIORS AND PEOPLE WITH IMMUNEDEFICIENCIES INSIDE THOSEBUILDINGS NEARLY 1200 PEOPLEWHO ARE HOMELESS HAVE USEDWARMING CENTERS IN THE CITY OFSACRAMENTO IN THE LAST 2 WEEKSALONE THAT IS ACCORDING TO THECITY WHICH IS WHY MAYORDARRELL STEINBERG LAUNCHED AWORKSHOP WITH CITY COUNCILTODAY AIMED AT SOME LONG-TERMSOLUTIONS SO IN A MEETING THATLASTED SEVERAL HOURS TODAY.THE MAYOR AND CITY COUNCILTHEY HEARD FROM HOMELESSADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS LIKESACRAMENTO STEPS FORWARD ANDALSO HOME BASE WHO PROPOSEDDIFFERENT SOLUTIONS FOR THOSEWHO ARE HOMELESS.

SO THEMODELS FOR SHELTER THEY'VESEEN WORK IN OTHER CITIESINCLUDE UNUSED FIRE STATIONSCOURTYARD AND EVEN HORSESTABLES THE TALKED ABOUTSECURING ADDITIONAL PARKINGGARAGES AND ALSO MOTELS.THE GOAL HERE IS NOT JUST2.A BUNCH NEW ACTUALLY PUTTOGETHER AIT ADDRESSES THE NEEDS.THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE.AS YOU REPORT ME THAT YOUNEED TO ALL OF OUR AFFECTEDCOMMUNITIES.

BOTH BUSINESS ANDRESIDENTIAL.IN THE LAST 2 WEEKS, THEVAST MAJORITY OF THOSE WHO AREHOMELESS HAVE SOUGHT SHELTER