Open Doors Sleep Center’s future uncertain
Moses Lake Housing and Grants Manager Lizabeth Murillo Busby led a tour at the Open Doors Sleep Center for city and county officials Monday. Busby said she has concerns about the sustainability of the City of Moses Lake being the one to carry sole responsibility of the facility. She said she is hoping surrounding cities will be willing to partner with Moses Lake to keep the sleep center running.
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Lizabeth Murillo Busby answers questions of Soap Lake City Council woman Kaylee Bryson.
Grant County Commissioner Rob Jones attended the tour today. Jones is the commissioner assigned to the Grant County Homeless Task Force.
A view from the Open Doors Sleep Center shelters. While the shelters don't have electricity, they do protect clients from the elements during inclement weather.
MOSES LAKE – On Monday, city officials from Moses Lake, Soap Lake, Warden and Royal City, alongside Grant County Commissioner Rob Jones, met at the Open Doors Sleep Center for a tour of the facility and to discuss the future of the shelter.
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