Opening of Moses Lake managed shelterless camp delayed again
Most the 35 "tiny homes" that will make up Moses Lake's sleeping center, a managed homeless camp, have been put in place. The remainder are expected to arrive before the site opens next week, said Housing and Grants Coordinator Taylor Burton in an interview.
Emry Dinman/Columbia Basin Herald
MOSES LAKE — The opening of the Moses Lake sleeping center, a managed camp for those without shelter, located on the corner of East Broadway Avenue and state Route 17, has been pushed back to next week due to delays in acquiring all of the required facilities, according to a city official.
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