Salt Lake City’s homeless residents wait on decision about tiny home village’s fate

City Council members are expected to vote soon on a rezoning proposal and rental agreement for the supportive housing project.

(Rick Egan | The Salt Lake Tribune) Tony Lambert puts hand sanitizer in a bucket he uses to keep his tent warm. While trying to find a safe place to stay warm this winter, he's been pushed from one location to another during camp abatements by the health department and Salt Lake City Police. Photo taken on Friday, Feb. 4, 2022.

Salt Lake City’s homeless residents wait on decision about tiny home village’s fate

City Council members are expected to vote soon on a rezoning proposal and rental agreement for the supportive housing project.

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