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Phoenix Council approves $2.4M for two shelters

Phoenix City Council on Wednesday approved $2,375,000 of federal coronavirus relief funds to be spent on two housing projects aimed at helping families and seniors out of homelessness.

“These are dollars that we are using to reduce homelessness and improve housing stability,” Councilmember Kesha Hodge Washington said ahead of the council’s 8-0 vote to approve the funding on Wednesday.

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