Elgin Approves $2.5M Temporary Housing for Homeless
Elgin Approves $2.5M Temporary Housing for Homeless

Elgin Approves $2.5M Temporary Housing for Homeless

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The Elgin City Council has approved a plan to relocate the residents of 'Tent City' to a hotel on Dundee Avenue after two fires raised safety concerns. The council will secure 50 rooms for four months, with estimated costs between $2.2 million and $2.5 million. This initiative is partially funded by a $400,000 grant from the Kane County Health Department. Police will inform the residents about the relocation plan in January, emphasizing a respectful approach. The temporary solution aims to provide safe housing and mitigate risks, while discussions for a permanent shelter continue. The decision reflects a collaborative effort with local agencies to ensure ongoing access to social services for the homeless population.

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