County provides possible progress decreasing homeless living in hotels
Adequately helping the county’s homeless population is a task that we’re sure feels immense for those who are working on it every day. It was encouraging, then, to hear Carmelo Hernandez, the county’s director of community mental hygiene services, say he would like to see at least one homeless or temporary shelter established by the end of the year. It’s a concrete step after hearing, for years, that the county needs to establish transitional housing programs to help the homeless. Such programs always seem a long way off in a human crisis that needs faster solutions. "I ...