Comment on Escondido Is Turning Up the Heat on Its Only Homeless Shelter Provider by Community’s Efforts to Combating Juvenile Gang Affiliation in Escondido – Natalie Ramirez's Portfolio

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Chief Varso’s letter also criticizes Interfaith’s decision to move clients that were staying at the 49-bed Haven House shelter, previously operating out of Interfaith’s headquarters property, into the Turk Recuperative Care Center, saying that the move violated the terms of the conditional use permit and has resulted in increased calls for services to the Turk Center. Anglea received the letter two days before the Escondido City Council approved a new homelessness policy that indicates a significant shift in how the city will address homelessness moving forward.