County breaks ground on Homeless Navigation Center East to provide coordinated shelter and services
County and community partners broke ground on the Homeless Navigation Center East, a 34,000‑square‑foot facility designed to provide coordinated daytime navigation services and temporary shelter (up to 50 adults) under one roof; officials said it represents a shift toward centralized services to help people move from crisis to permanent housing.
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County and community leaders gathered for a ceremonial groundbreaking for the Homeless Navigation Center East, a 34,000‑square‑foot facility planned to centralize emergency shelter, daytime navigation services and service‑provider coordination for adults experiencing homelessness.
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