As tens of millions in pandemic-era federal aid is drying up — and homelessness in Utah has continued to rise — the organizations that provide services to the state’s unsheltered population have been left short are facing a 'fiscal cliff.'
‘If the Legislature doesn’t act, they will hit a fiscal cliff. So we’re very well aware of that,” said Republican state Rep. Steve Eliason.
To address homelessness in the state, and expand available deeply affordable housing, Niederhauser told The Tribune last month, “We are going to need to get more funding through the Legislature.”in June indicated that in fiscal 2022, the amount of people experiencing homelessness for the first time increased by 10%. It was the second year in a row that number went up.
“That need will increase, and it’s not really the direction we want to go as a community,” Flynn continued. “We need to have enough crisis shelter, and that need is greater than what we have right now. Our goal really is to keep people in their homes.” “It doesn’t really matter if you grew up or live in Salt Lake City, or Ogden, or St. George,” Johnston said. “That’s where you’re going to have to go if you want services for homelessness, frankly. … That’s a reality that we’ve known for a long time, and we’d like to spread it out more — but from a Salt Lake City perspective, that means we need help.
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