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Operator of Revision House warns licensed sober‑living beds at risk over delayed county payments
Summary
Reginald James, founder of Revision House, told commissioners the cooperative sober‑living facility faces solvency threats because county contracting and payments have lagged; James asked for prompt resolution and offered to meet with county staff.
Reginald James, managing partner and founder of Revision House — a Department of Consumer Affairs‑licensed cooperative sober‑living facility — told Hudson County commissioners on July 17 that delayed county contracting and irregular bed fills have imperiled the house’s finances.
James said the facility met state and vendor requirements and that it previously housed COVID‑impacted clients…
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