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Temporary hotel shelter program provides hope to Scottsdale’s homeless

More than 25 homeless people facing harsher-than-normal times during the COVID-19 pandemic are now safely housed thanks to a partnership between the city of Scottsdale’s Human Services Department, the Phoenix Rescue Mission and Community Bridges.

The trio launched a temporary hotel shelter program in September, according to a press release.

“This program is the silver lining to a very tough year,” said Human Services Department Director Greg Bestgen. “Together, we have been able to help more people experiencing homelessness through CARES Act funding and support from city leaders.”

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