Summary
Highland's rolling out a massive new tiny homes village, the biggest in the nation, to combat homelessness. City officials even slept there to get a firsthand feel for the resident experience.
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Impact analysis
This project is a significant investment, but it could save the city money in the long run by reducing costs associated with managing homelessness.
Homeless individuals in Highland get a safe place to stay, and the city gets a new approach to a tough problem.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (3)
San Bernardino County cuts ribbon on 114-bed Highland homeless shelter
More than 100 San Bernardino County residents experiencing homelessness have a new place to call home. The Highland Creek Housing & Wellness Campus looks like a small office park, tucked into a Highland res...
Tiny Homes Village: 2 elected officials sleep overnight at new Highland Park facility, largest in US
Tiny Homes Village: 2 elected officials sleep overnight at new Highland Park facility, largest in US ABC7 Los Angeles
Homeless shelter in Highland Park gets city funding to stay open during El Niño
Homeless shelter in Highland Park gets city funding to stay open during El Niño Los Angeles Times
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