Lansing is moving forward with plans for a new transitional housing community called NOVA, sparking both support and concerns among residents who gathered Tuesday night to learn more about the initiative.
The city recently purchased 50 modular pods that will house people experiencing homelessness for six to 24 months while providing wraparound services. At an informational meeting held at the Schmidt Community Center, about 30 neighbors came to hear details and voice their opinions about the project.
“Our hopes are to share information and to answer questions,” said Kim Coleman, director of human relations and community services, who led the meeting…