Proposed Homeless Center in East Downtown Houston Faces Opposition
A proposed service center for hundreds of homeless people in East Downtown Houston is facing community pushback ahead of a key vote.
Mayor John Whitmire's administration aims to open the center as part of his goal to end street homelessness by 2027.
- The center would provide shelter and services to hundreds of homeless individuals.
- Some community members are fiercely opposing the plan.
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Houston Police Department officer Sheldon Theragood, a member of the Homeless Outreach Team (HOT), interacts with homeless people, including checking on housing waitlists.
Author's summary: Houston's proposed homeless center faces community opposition.
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