Homelessness is one of the top issues in the Denver mayor's race, and the two candidates hoping to become the city's next leader have released ambitious plans to address it
One candidate promises to end homelessness in their first term. The other vows to eliminate homeless encampments by the end of their first year.
That's why she attended a recent community forum with Denver mayoral candidates Kelly Brough and Mike Johnston. Both Brough and Johnston say tackling homelessness in Denver will be one of their top priorities if elected, and each candidate has released a detailed plan.He says he’ll do that by building 10 to 20 micro-communities across the city.
She says she’ll also work with regional partners on a long-term plan because Denver cannot do it alone.
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