Confusion surrounds closing date on Sacramento site for homeless
Concern over the future of people living at a Safe Ground site, set up by the city of Sacramento, circulated on social media Thursday.
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Concern over the future of people living at a Safe Ground site, set up by the city of Sacramento, circulated on social media Thursday.
Six months after its opening, a city of Sacramento program to let unhoused people camp and park in an empty lot is getting some people indoors. But advocates say it’s not enough, especially with cold weather approaching.
Sacramento is working on developing another so-called Safe Ground camping area, designed specifically for seniors experiencing homelessness.
On Sunday afternoon, one city-designated 'Safe Ground' site in Sacramento was flooded by waves of water from a freeway overhead.
The sanctioned tent encampment for roughly 60 homeless seniors will have bathrooms, showers, security, food, water and potentially dental services. The goal is to find permanent housing for the residents before 90 days.