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Dean Herman was unhoused until a referral from Community Court helped him get into Hope Springs, a transitional living facility in Reno. He fears the loss of services for people like him will lead to more arrests.
Alejo Cruz
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KUNR Public Radio
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New HUD guidelines could worsen Washoe County's homelessness crisis
The Trump Administration announced sweeping changes to programs aimed at reducing homelessness. Now, officials and advocates in Northern Nevada worry it could set local efforts back.
FILE - In this Dec. 5, 2020, file photo, a man who identified himself as Wheeler, left, speaks with Dave Marlon of CrossRoads of Southern Nevada, during an outreach in the underground tunnels to offer counseling, food and water to the homeless living beneath the city in Las Vegas. When census takers tried to count the nation's homeless population, they ran into many problems that could threaten the accuracy of the effort. That's what a half dozen census takers around the U.S. tell The Associated Press. (AP Photo/David Becker, File)
David Becker
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AP
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Explainer: Federal funding rule change threatens permanent housing program for Nevada's homeless population
Paul Boger