Cities from Anchorage to New Orleans are shuttering their pandemic-era hotels that were used to house the homeless as funding dwindles and leases run out
In Denver, one of the last hotel shelters closed its doors Friday, pushing 138 residents out of the rooms.
On Saturday, Housekeys Action Network Denver said of the 138 residents, 40 were going to housing, 17 were going to other hotels, and 81 were going to streets, shelters, friends, cars, or the like. The Quality Inn in Denver, leased from its private owner by the Colorado Coalition for the Homeless, provided rooms for those over 65-years-old and people at greater risk for severe COVID-19 illness.The programs, however, also sparked a national trend of states and cities purchasing hotels to convert into permanent housing.
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