A significant investment in shelter expansion has yielded limited results. Nearly $2.2 million was allocated to increase shelter capacity, but only 7 people have been confirmed to have used the additional beds. The funding was provided before a camp closure.
Further investment has been made, with an additional $1.1 million from the county and $1,080,000 from the city for more shelter beds. The city is aware of 7 individuals who have utilized the expanded shelter capacity.
More information on this development is available from 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS, which has been investigating the matter.
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