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Nashville approves $50M in COVID-19 relief funds for homelessness response

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Nashville Metro Council approves $50 million plan to help the city's homeless. Mayor John Cooper said he will sign the bill Wednesday at 10:00a.m. at the Howard Office Building. In the last count in January, around 2,000 Nashvillians didn't have permanent housing.

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Metro Council approves $50 million Homelessness Response Plan

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