Gresham homeless shelter plans paused amid community concerns
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Plans for the East County Homelessness Resource Center in Gresham have hit a temporary, and possibly permanent, halt.
The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners had unanimously approved the construction of the center, which was set to provide both drop-in day services and 24/7 shelter at the former Cook Plaza building on Southeast Stark Street.
However, County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson, alongside Commissioner Vince Jones-Dixon, has ordered a 90-day pause on construction.
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