A former motel in Sacramento has been transformed into permanent supportive housing for people experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
City, County, and State officials recently celebrated the grand opening of Powell’s Landing (25 Howe Avenue). The former Rodeway Inn was converted into 69 studio apartments with wraparound services for formerly homeless adults, along with one manager’s unit, for a total of 70 units.
“With $3.2 million in HHAP-4 funds I fought to secure, this permanent supportive housing will give unhoused neighbors the mental health care, job training, and stability they need to rebuild their lives,” said Mayor Pro Tem Eric Guerra, who represents the district. “Thank you to our partners, Hope Cooperative, and SHRA who helped make this possible. Together, we’re getting more people off the streets and into housing.”…