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Committee backs concurrent resolution seeking HUD flexibility for local homelessness programs
Summary
Lawmakers unanimously recommended HCR 6, which asks federal partners to allow Utah more flexibility with federal homelessness funds — including relief from certain 'Housing First' requirements — so local governments can match interventions to distinct community needs.
The Economic Development Committee unanimously recommended House Concurrent Resolution 6, which urges the federal government to provide Utah greater flexibility in how federal homelessness funds are used and administered, including waivers from some elements of the federal "Housing First" regime.
Representative Clancy, sponsor of HCR 6, said the resolution does not eliminate Housing First but requests flexibility so communities can apply different program models to varied local needs. "House Concurrent Resolution 6…
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