Transitional Shelter in Banning Faces Closure
The city of Banning is planning to close Opportunity Village, its only transitional shelter for unhoused residents, leaving dozens of people without a place to go.
The decision has sparked concern and uncertainty among shelter residents, as well as criticism from community members.
"Several of us have gotten full-time jobs, expecting housing and proper placement so we can afford our housing, but now we’re being told that’s not the case... I feel deceived."says Milaiza, a resident at the shelter.
- A group of community members rallied outside Banning City Hall in support of the shelter.
- Attendees included local residents, volunteers, business owners, and former city officials.
The shelter is set to close in 90 days, according to the city’s Director of Homeless Services.
Author's summary: Banning's only transitional shelter faces closure, sparking community outrage.
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