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Safe Rest Pods to Provide Shelter Through October

Update On NE 17th Avenue Shelters

Dirk KnudsenbyDirk Knudsen
August 30, 2024
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Safe Rest Village In Hillsboro Makes Smart Solution For Homeless Crisis

The Pallet Shelters in Hillsboro will transform lives.

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Safe Rest Pods to Provide Shelter Through October

Post Date:08/26/2024
Safe Rest Village has been a huge success – Photo by Chris Barry APM -Hillsboro, Oregon

The Safe Rest Pods on SW 17th Avenue provide life-saving shelter near Winco & Dairy Creek Park as the City & partners work toward building a future year-round shelter at the site.

Since reopening in December 2023, the temporary shelter has:

  • Sheltered & supported 30 to 40 individuals & couples each night, with pets allowed.
  • Served 99 individual guests from 95 households.
  • Supported 18 guests with placement in longer-term housing.
  • Connected 99 guests to housing assessments, a key first step on the path from homelessness to long-term housing support.

The Safe Rest Pods will close at the end of October as we prepare the site for year-round shelter construction.

You can learn more about the Year-Round Shelter planned for SW 17th Avenue, see updated designs, and ask questions on Engage Hillsboro.

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  1. Brian says:
    2 years ago

    Isn’t October around the start of when people would most need shelter? This timing baffles me! Am I missing something — is there an alternative site while the construction is going on? (Question also submitted on the Engage Hillsboro site)

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    • Dirk Knudsen says:
      2 years ago

      Those pods and Open Door that is managing them are doing really well. I agree. I am not sure why they need to move them. I’d engage City Councjl. ENGAGE won’t get u anywhere. I’m plugged into that entire situation and will let u know and find out for myself.

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