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Ulster County to Award Emergency Housing Contracts to Nonprofits

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 21
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Ulster County is seeking to address emergency housing needs for families across the county. The administration announced that two nonprofits with experience running homeless shelters have been selected to develop emergency housing solutions. The organizations chosen are Community Housing Innovations and HONOR. The county administration plans to submit resolutions to lawmakers in October for the awarding of these contracts.

From dailyfreeman.com

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The process involves the county awarding contracts for the development and operation of small-scale shelters. These facilities are intended to serve the northern and southern portions of Ulster County. The successful organizations will be funded through the county's Housing Action Fund.

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  • Ulster CountyUlster County is the governing body responsible for seeking and awarding contracts for emergency housing services.

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  • New Paltz

    village in New York

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  • Marlboro

    census-designated place in Ulster County, New York

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  • Ellenville

    village in Ulster County, New York, United States of America

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