“We estimate this year’s grants will create thousands of jobs nationwide and more than hundreds more local jobs in construction, retails, and service industries related to the sustainable efforts in the impacted areas,” Rick [...]
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“Indeed, over the last decade, we’ve seen that when localities combine housing with supportive services the results are fewer ambulance and police calls, fewer visits to the emergency room, and—just as importantly—real savings for taxpayers,” Rick [...] “While the number of homeless persons vary from community, these communities are reporting modest declines in homelessness in every category or subpopulation including individuals, families, veterans and those experiencing long-term or chronic homelessness,” Rick M. [...] “These grants will be leveraged with local funds more than doubling the investment and, helping to create new visions for how communities and regions plan for housing, transportation, workforce development and the quality of life of their residents for generations to come,” Rick [...] “Who can’t come up with $100, right?” Jocelyn [...] “Sometimes people said the best thing the government can do is just get out of the way,” Alan [...] “I commend DHA, not only, for strategically planning a revitalization project to transform the site into a green community, promoting a healthy lifestyle, access to transit, and employment opportunities, but also for their leadership in demonstrating to the entire metro-area that sustainability can be achieved while providing housing choices for low to moderate income residents in Denver,” Rick [...] “Washington thinks the mortgage system is broken,” Brian [...] “These grants are the life blood for thousands of local housing and service programs that are doing the heavy lifting to meet President Obama’s goal of ending homelessness,” Shaun [...] |
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