Echo Officials Flag Possible Local Costs for Project PATH if State Funding Lapses
Committee members asked about Project PATH, a regional homeless program funded by state grants so far; City Administrator David Slaght said if the legislature does not appropriate funds, cities are legally obligated under current Oregon law to provide alternative temporary housing, potentially creating local costs.
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Phyllis Shovelski asked about Project PATH, a homeless-services project the city participates in alongside other west-county cities.
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