Service providers critical of Kalispell's homelessness study
Dayna Guffey and Sean O'Neill, housing navigators with Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana, pack items into one-day food bags that will be distributed to homeless residents on Tuesday, Oct. 27. The bags consist of approximately three meals, typically featuring protein and carbohydrate-rich foods like oatmeal, peanut butter, soup and tuna. CAP is also preparing to distribute cold-weather packs that feature items like blankets and gloves. (Casey Kreider/Daily Inter Lake)
The findings of a recent report from Kalispell’s Task Force on Homelessness was the focus of a lengthy virtual Kalispell City Council work session Monday night. While there was no clear direction from the council on how to further address homelessness, Mayor Mark Johnson said he would take time to think about the discussion and meet with service providers — some of whom were critical of the Task Force report — before taking any next steps. ...
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