Baltimore unveils Holiday Inn Express and Sleep Inn & Suites as temporary shelters for homeless individuals with $18.4M initiative.
Baltimore has unveiled two newly acquired hotels, the Holiday Inn Express and Sleep Inn & Suites, as temporary shelters for homeless individuals as part of its $18.4M initiative. Mayor Brandon Scott, federal, state, and city leaders, and advocates participated in the ribbon-cutting ceremony. This marks the first time such a project has been undertaken in Baltimore, aiming to address the issue of homelessness and housing insecurity.
July 01, 2024
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