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Vancouver City Council approves $402K for modular shelters for homeless

By Lauren Ellenbecker, Columbian staff writer
Published: January 12, 2022, 6:02am
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Michael Iverson, a resident of Vancouver's first Stay Safe Community, looks over an empty unit in December.  Outsider's Inn, a Vancouver-based nonprofit, operates the site and connects its residents to resources that can help them transition into permanent housing.
Michael Iverson, a resident of Vancouver's first Stay Safe Community, looks over an empty unit in December. Outsider's Inn, a Vancouver-based nonprofit, operates the site and connects its residents to resources that can help them transition into permanent housing. (Amanda Cowan/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

The Vancouver City Council unanimously approved the purchase of $402,105 worth of modular shelters Monday to prepare for two future Safe Stay Community sites.

Vancouver uses cooperative purchasing to acquire shelters from the city of Salem, Ore.’s contract with the manufacturer, Pallet ShelterThe manufacturer told staff that its unit prices would increase in 2022, but the city could lock in the prices if they were ordered earlier in the year.

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