A new tiny home community with 175 beds opened on Stockton Boulevard in Sacramento

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Councilwoman Betsy Ruhe is trying to establish a permit process for emergency shelters.

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Roseville Today News, Business, Travel & Entertainment Sacramento, Calif.- The City of Sacramento, in partnership with Sacramento County and the State of California, has opened a new Safe Stay Community at 6810 Stockton Blvd. to provide shelter and services to people experiencing homelessness. News article Safe Stay Community open in Sacramento: Assisting people experiencing homelessness published at Roseville Today.

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Safe Stay Community open in Sacramento: Assisting people experiencing homelessness

The City of Sacramento, in partnership with Sacramento County and the State of California, has opened a new Safe Stay Community at 6810 Stockton Blvd. to provide shelter and services to people experiencing homelessness. Located on property leased by the City, the Safe Stay Community features 155 tiny homes and can accommodate 175 people. The […] The post New shelter-and-service campus for people experiencing homelessness opens in south Sacrament…

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ATTLEBORO — Neighbors are voicing concern over plans to turn a former nursing home on George Street into an emergency shelter for homeless families.

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