Everybody deserves a home. Including felons.
Of all the challenges inmates will face immediately upon leaving prison, the most critical is securing safe, long-term affordable housing that will support their next chapter.
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Of all the challenges inmates will face immediately upon leaving prison, the most critical is securing safe, long-term affordable housing that will support their next chapter.
Dozens of local community members, including builders, realtors, business leaders, and elected officials, attended a Tuolumne County Housing Collaborative event on Thursday, themed, “A Blueprint for Housing Production.”
Looking at ways to increase housing supply, why it is a critical issue for the future of the county, and identifying existing hurdles, are the focus of a forum on Thursday.
This weekend’s Mother Lode Views will preview an upcoming Housing Collaborative, “A Blueprint For Housing Production.”
Editor’s note: This is the first part of our coverage of the League of Women Voters’ recent forum focusing on City of Sequim council candidates William Armacost and Kathy Downer. The next part(s) will run in the following edition and online along with a separate election interview with Armacost and Downer.