ANOTHER MEETING ON A PROPOSED COMMUNITY OF TINY HOMES TO BE BUILT FOR THE HOMELESS IN ALBUQUERQUE. THURSDAY NIGHT’S MEETING TOOK MORE PUBLIC COMMENT, WITH MANY ASKING HOW PEOPLE WHO MOVE INTO THE TINY HOMES WILL FIND WORK AS WELL AS A WAY TO GET TO THAT JOB.
KOB-TV REPORTS PROJECT COORDINATOR BERNADETTE MIERA SAYS THE CONCERNS SHE HEARD VOICED WERE MOSTLY BASED ON FEAR. MIERA SAYS MOST PEOPLE ARE UPSET ABOUT CRIME AND SEE THE PROJECT AS PERPETUATING CRIME.
BUT NOT ALL THE PUBLIC FEEDBACK WAS NEGATIVE. SOME RESIDENTS SUPPORT THE TINY HOMES COMMUNITY.
