‘It’s inspiring’: Inslee praises Moses Lake’s innovative approach to dealing with shelterlessness
Gov. Jay Inslee (left) talks with Taylor Burton (center), the housing and grants coordinator for the city of Moses Lake, and Moses Lake Mayor David Curnel, during Inslee’s visit to the Moses Lake Sleep Center on Thursday.
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Gov. Jay Inslee walks among the cabins of the Moses Lake Sleep Center during his tour on Thursday.
Gov. Jay Inslee, center, speaks with Stacy Wahl (left), program manager for HopeSource, and Nokey Pando, a guest advocate with HopeSource, while Inslee stands in the doorway of one of the 35 shelters HopeSource operates as part of the Moses Lake Sleep Center.
MOSES LAKE — Moses Lake has some things to teach the state about how to address shelterlessness, according to Gov. Jay Inslee.
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