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Federal and local authorities across the U.S. are taking varied approaches to street homelessness: Washington, D.C. is clearing encampments and offering shelter or jail, Dallas reports an end to downtown homelessness, and Sacramento has opened Powell’s Landing to help people transition to permanent housing.
Other developments include a 78-year-old woman living in her car in Florida highlighting senior homelessness, a settlement in Oregon protecting disabled residents, creative housing startups in Phoenix, a Columbus ordinance update, and remediation at a Santa Fe shelter after a bed bug infestation.
By Sean Spence Poverty ActivistFederal and local authorities across the U.S. are taking varied approaches to street homelessness: Washington, D.C. is clearing encampments and offering shelter or jail, Dallas reports an end to downtown homelessness, and Sacramento has opened Powell’s Landing to help people transition to permanent housing.
Other developments include a 78-year-old woman living in her car in Florida highlighting senior homelessness, a settlement in Oregon protecting disabled residents, creative housing startups in Phoenix, a Columbus ordinance update, and remediation at a Santa Fe shelter after a bed bug infestation.