Interfaith is taking in 10 to 15 people a night at the open-air shelter in addition to its indoor beds. Some public comment expressed concern that the addition will draw homeless individuals to the area and leave the overflow on the streets, but Grimsley says they could comfortably take 50 to 60 more people as long as they are seeking help and go through the vetting process. Individuals in the open-air shelter have access to bathrooms and can leave at will, but most stay the whole night unless they have a job to get to. Grimsley says they have seen people accumulating near Interfaith sin...