The City of Denver is tracking progress toward Mayor Mike Johnston’s goal of housing 1,000 unhoused people by the end of the year.
DENVER – Using an online tool, the City of Denver is tracking progress toward Mayor Mike Johnston’s goal of housing 1,000 unhoused people by the end of the year.
So far the display shows 106 housing outcomes, which includes seven people in permanent housing, 35 people in rental units, and 50 people in shelters. In a statement to Denver7, a spokesperson for the Johnston administration clarified their tracking approach: There is a lot of work taking place to meet our target of housing 1,000 individuals before the end of the year and are optimistic we will accomplish this goal. It takes time for someone to get stabilized and work through the arduous process of obtaining permanent housing. The sites aim to provide the support and help people need to transition.
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