Should Salt Lake allow a sanctioned homeless camp? There’s another option, Editorial Board writes

A legal campsite for the homeless in Salt Lake City would be another inadequate answer to a complex problem, which requires more affordable housing.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Deb Blake expresses her concern for the homeless as she joins inauguration ceremonies of newly sworn in Mayor Erin Mendenhall at Salt Lake City Hall on Monday, Jan. 6, 2020.

Should Salt Lake allow a sanctioned homeless camp? There’s another option, Editorial Board writes

A legal campsite for the homeless in Salt Lake City would be another inadequate answer to a complex problem, which requires more affordable housing.

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