While most want to help the homeless, many believe the Assembly-approved plan will create more problems in their neighborhoods, with a primary concern being what children may be exposed to.
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Following the Anchorage Assembly’s passage of an emergency cold weather shelter plan Monday, includingto shelter homeless individuals, some people who live in those areas are worried about what may be next.
Carol Valdez is the owner of an assisted living home in Geneva Woods. She says the homeless population in the area has grown over the past two years, and she expects more of that if the Assembly’s plan sticks. Gillian Tribble, a Fairview resident who lives just half a block away from the Sullivan arena, says the problems are multi-layered.
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