OPINION: Yes, there is a plan to address Anchorage homelessness — and it's working
If we can come together like Anchorage has historically done in times of crisis, I’m positive we will succeed.
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If we can come together like Anchorage has historically done in times of crisis, I’m positive we will succeed.
Anchorage Assembly members said it is the final extension of the building’s three-year run as a shelter.
Homelessness experts expect the number of people sleeping outdoors in Anchorage to swell from about 300 to as many as 800.
Most people will have to start camping outside as Anchorage Assembly members and service agencies plot what’s next.