Denver could close the Crossroads shelter in the next year

One of Denver’s largest and most storied homeless shelters could close its doors.

Denver’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST) is considering shuttering Crossroads, the 300-bed shelter in Five Points, in the next year, department head Cole Chandler confirmed in a city council committee meeting.

The possibility of the closure came up in conversations about the city giving Urban Alchemy a one-year contract to run the shelter.

Similar contracts, including a separate arrangement with Urban Alchemy to run the even larger 48th Avenue Men’s Shelter, run for three years…

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