Hundreds of people are moving from Anchorage homeless camps into hotel rooms
City officials say demand is much higher than expected, and the new numbers mean there could be 400 people or more left out in the cold.
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City officials say demand is much higher than expected, and the new numbers mean there could be 400 people or more left out in the cold.
CONCORD – On Monday, Oct. 30, the City of Concord will begin its annual loose leaf collection season. Loose leaf season will run from Oct. 30, through Jan. 25, 2024.
City officials say demand is much higher than expected, and the new numbers mean there could be 400 people or more left out in the cold.
The recently vacated administration building at the Solid Waste Services transfer station in Midtown will be used to house the homeless during the winter season.
The transfer station is a central point for the city’s garbage trucks and residents to dump trash, but also offers opportunities to divert landfill waste.