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Council approves Salvation Army contract to run Crossroads shelter after security briefing
Summary
Council voted to approve a mandatory agreement with the Salvation Army to operate Crossroads, a 24/7 low-barrier shelter in District 9, after the Salvation Army and city staff detailed perimeter monitoring, guest agreements and plans for a "good neighbor" committee and coordination with police and outreach partners.
Denver City Council on Nov. 10 approved a contract with the Salvation Army to operate Crossroads, a 24/7 low-barrier emergency shelter in Council District 9, after the agency described internal and external security measures and city staff outlined plans for community coordination.
Councilmember Watson called for detail on the Salvation Army's internal and external security plans. Jeff Kuczynski, appearing remotely for the Salvation Army, described perimeter monitoring and…
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