Groundbreaking set for Tuesday for new shelter to serve families on the Iron Range experiencing homelessness

, and Howie

August 3, 2023 . 3:16 PM

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Representatives from St. Louis County, Range Transitional Housing, IRRRB, the City of Virginia and others will join together Tuesday in Virginia for a groundbreaking for a new shelter that will serve families experiencing homelessness in northern St. Louis County.

The new shelter will provide short-term housing for four families at a time, and is expected to open in the spring of 2024. Funding for the project comes from St. Louis County ARPA funds and Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG), COVID funds; and the IRRRB.

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Groundbreaking set for Tuesday for new shelter to serve families on the Iron Range experiencing homelessness

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