- Switchpoint broke ground on 76 new housing units in Salt Lake City on Thursday.
- CEO Carol Hollowell highlighted the growing demand and older adult homelessness concern.
- Funding comes from Salt Lake County and partners; completion expected by March 2027.
SALT LAKE CITY — As county leaders and Switchpoint officials broke ground Thursday morning on a new expansion at a Salt Lake City homeless resource center, one resident offered a reminder of what a place like it can mean.
“This is something I wrote,” James Head said.
Head, who lives at Switchpoint’s housing facility near the Salt Lake City airport, recently wrote a poem…