Around 40 veterans at centers in Chippewa Falls and Green Bay will have to move amid ongoing deficit in state veterans housing and recovery program
Two facilities assisting Wisconsin veterans who don’t have housing are set to close at the end of September due to ongoing deficits and a political battle over state funding.
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers blames Republican state lawmakers, while the GOP chairs of the Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee call the governor’s attacks “simply disingenuous.”
Meanwhile, attempts are underway to find new supportive housing for nearly 40 veterans...
Democratic Gov. Tony Evers blames Republican state lawmakers, while the GOP chairs of the Legislature’s Joint Finance Committee call the governor’s attacks “simply disingenuous.”
Meanwhile, attempts are underway to find new supportive housing for nearly 40 veterans...
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Ken Notes: We at WWHNews.com are focused on Workforce Housing -- not subsidized or homeless issues, BUT I wonder if we were to design a comprehensive plan to provide basic housing for all homeless vets we would have in place solutions and designs for some of our other housing issues.
We are of the opinion that neighborhood design is one of the key solutions to ALL housing issues. We need communities that have neighborhoods that allow a variety of homes for all economic levels as apposed to today`s plats that segregate development by socioeconomics -- excluding retail, services, teachers, and other employees vital to our economic sustainability.
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