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Committee explores using Jackson Point buildings for sober-living aftercare
Summary
Members of the opioid-prevention committee discussed repurposing vacant buildings at Jackson Point for sober-living or transitional housing, outreach to regional treatment providers to operate programs, and the need to confirm financing and management before committing county resources.
Members of the Jefferson County opioid-prevention committee discussed converting an existing building at Jackson Point into sober-living or transitional housing for people leaving treatment or incarceration.
The discussion focused on whether Jackson Point’s vacant units could provide short-term housing and light supervision while residents find work, attend appointments and reestablish routines. One participant noted the site already has at least one vacant building and that using an existing structure could lower start-up…
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