City of Springfield still struggling to combat homelessness crisis – WICS (Springfield)

Springfield was one of four cities to receive more than $3 million in funding from the Illinois Criminal Justice Authority. Those funds were set to be used to combat the issues of homelessness, but city officials said homeless individuals often reject the services offered to them.
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Hello, Indiana!
1 year ago

Move them into the rotunda of the capitol building, next to the soon to appear Satan creche. If they could inhabit CPD stations, I’m sure they’ll do just fine in more plush surroundings.

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