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San Jose not on track to open safe sleeping site - San José Spotlight

Summary by San José Spotlight
San Jose’s first safe sleeping site for homeless residents was supposed to open in March, but has been delayed by months. The city is converting a vacant lot at 1157 E. Taylor St. near Watson Park to allow up to 56 homeless people to sleep in tents without fear of being swept. Mayor Matt Mahan previously told residents the safe sleeping site would open this month, but a spokesperson for the housing department told San José Spotlight the opening …
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San Jose not on track to open safe sleeping site - San José Spotlight

San Jose’s first safe sleeping site for homeless residents was supposed to open in March, but has been delayed by months. The city is converting a vacant lot at 1157 E. Taylor St. near Watson Park to allow up to 56 homeless people to sleep in tents without fear of being swept. Mayor Matt Mahan previously told residents the safe sleeping site would open this month, but a spokesperson for the housing department told San José Spotlight the opening …

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San José Spotlight broke the news in on Friday, March 28, 2025.
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