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HRDC thanks Livingston URA for emergency-warming support; agency hears plan to convene stakeholders for sustainable winter solution
Summary
HRDC's emergency housing director briefed the URA on use of prior support for the Livingston warming shelter, reported guest counts and said HRDC will convene stakeholders to design a more sustainable approach for future winters.
Brian Geier, emergency and support housing director for HRDC, told the Livingston Urban Renewal Agency the agency’s prior funding helped keep the local warming shelter open through March and covered staff salaries for the final month of operation.
"We averaged during that time, 10 guests. Our busiest night, we had 17 guests come in. We are a 12 bed shelter," Geier said, explaining that URA funding allowed the shelter to operate through the end of…
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