Ogden's Homeless Plan: A Troubling Trend
Ogden, Utah's eighth largest city, faces significant challenges, including poverty, homelessness, and aging infrastructure. With a population of nearly 89,000, the city's unsheltered population ranks second in the state.
The current affordable housing shortage, combined with rising poverty, has exacerbated the issue. Historically, Ogden has worked with nonprofit organizations to address these needs through housing and case management.
However, a recent shift in national, state, and local policy towards criminalizing homelessness may pose the greatest challenge.
A new push to criminalize homelessness spells trouble ahead
Autor's resume: Ogden faces troubles.
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