Denver Considers $4 Million Purchase of Buildings to Safe Housing to Incoming Migrants
Denver Welcomes Over 41,000 Migrants – Explores Safe Housing Solutions Amid $70 Million Costs
According to the published article by Just The News, Denver might buy two buildings from the Denver Community Church for $4 million to help migrants coming to the city. Officials think this safe housing is important to keep families safe and off the streets. The deal still needs approval from the City Council after being reviewed by the Finance & Governance Committee.
Since May 20, Denver has taken in over 41,000 migrants from the southern border. This safe housing has cost the city more than $70 million. Right now, Denver is giving shelter to 622 people in different safe housing places. This shows Denver wants to help migrant families and make sure they have somewhere safe to stay while they settle in the city.
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41,000 Migrants Welcomed: Denver Approves $4 Million Deal to Provide Safe Housing for Newcomer Families! (PHOTO: Welcome.US)
Denver’s Proposal to Purchase Buildings Reflects Commitment to Supporting Arriving Migrants
Furthermore, Denver wants to buy two buildings to help migrants who are arriving in the city have safe housing. They believe this will provide a safe place for families who don’t have homes. It shows Denver’s commitment to helping migrants and keeping families safe.
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