Ryan Hill is stoked to be in San Diego! He’s coming to the area from Sacramento. So, he only had to shuffle his area codes around a little bit, trading the 916 for the 619.
SAN DIEGO — It was a clear Thursday morning, giving some a chance to send a clear message about the homelessness crisis and the proposed mega-shelter in Midtown.
“It is cheaper to house people permanently. So, that’s why we should pursue housing first, not a thousand-person mega-shelter,” Joanne Stanley, Director of Housing for the Homeless, said. John Brady, the Executive Director of Lived Experience Advisers, told ABC 10News that the crux of his issue with the mega-shelter is the sheer number of people for whom the project is designed.
“I don’t think anything of this size should be considered. There’s a reason why we don’t have shelters of this size largely throughout the United States because they’re highly problematic, particularly if you’re running a low-barrier shelter,” Brady said.“How do you do this holistically, and how do you do it with a deal that is fair for taxpayers?” Shane Harris, a local community activist, said.
“Importantly, he doesn’t share where those would go,” Gloria said. “When you are suggesting ten separate sites while criticizing my proposal for being too expensive but not necessarily explaining how you’re going to cover rent payments at ten locations.”“We need to stop the inflow into the system and build solutions and build housing that every San Diegan can afford,” Brady said.
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