The Cincinnati Enquirer

Cincinnati's homeless shelter plan leads by example in fiscal irresponsibility | Letter

So, let me get this straight. There’s never enough money to fix the roads or the bridges that are falling apart, but Cincinnati City Council is spending $5.5 million on a half-baked plan for a ...

Affordable housing shortage keeping Cincinnati families in shelters longer

In 13 of the 50 largest U.S. cities, the report says, that shortfall is more than 100,000 units.
WXIX-TV

Cincinnati shelters see spike in homelessness

CINCINNATI (WXIX) - Cincinnati shelters are seeing an uptick in homeless populations needing their services, workers say. Homeless shelters such as the Barron Center and Mary Magdalen House have been ...
WCPO Cincinnati

Cincinnati budget proposes plan for city-owned daytime homeless shelter

CINCINNATI — Cincinnati City Manager Sheryl Long and Mayor Aftab Pureval released the first draft of the next city budget last Friday, which includes a proposal for $5.5 million to purchase the ...
The Cincinnati Enquirer

As Cincinnati's homeless population increases, the city eyes $5.5M plan for daytime center

The city of Cincinnati plans to spend $5.5 million to buy a Queensgate building for a new daytime shelter. The property is currently owned by the Cincinnati Museum Center. While an increase in the ...
WVXU

Cincinnati budget draft includes plan for city-owned homeless shelter, more funding for roads

Cincinnati City Manager Sheryl Long and Mayor Aftab Pureval released the first draft of the next city budget Friday. It is now up to City Council to approve a final version by the end of June. This is ...