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    Artist conceptual drawings of four new homeless shelters show the facilities that city officials say will de-centralize problems now centered around The Road Home in downtown Salt Lake City. Each new facility will house 150 beds and offer resources to help the homeless.

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    Artist conceptual drawings of four new homeless shelters show the facilities that city officials say will de-centralize problems now centered around The Road Home in downtown Salt Lake City. Each new facility will house 150 beds and offer resources to help the homeless.

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    Salt Lake City Shelter Plans

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    The Salt Lake Tribune
    Artist conceptual drawings of four new homeless shelters show the facilities that city officials say will de-centralize problems now centered around The Road Home in downtown Salt Lake City. Each new facility will house 150 beds and offer resources to help the homeless.

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    648 W.

    100 South

    Locations of four new homeless


    shelters in Salt Lake City
    131 E. 700 South

    15
    N. Temple

    S. Temple

    The Gateway

    80

    Univ.
    of Utah

    State Street

    Main Street

    900 E.

    700 E.

    600 S.

    900 S.

    Liberty Park

    1/2

    MILES

    Smiths Ballpark
    Sugar House Park
    700 E.

    15
    2100 S.

    900 E.

    3
    400 W.

    600 W.

    The Road Home

    500 E.

    D O W N T O W N

    2100 S.

    80
    80

    Artist conceptual
    drawings of four
    new homeless
    shelters show
    the facilities that
    city officials say
    will de-centralize
    problems now
    centered around
    The Road Home
    in downtown
    Salt Lake City.
    Each new facility
    will house 150
    beds and offer
    resources to help
    the homeless.

    275 W. High Ave.


    653 E. Simpson Ave.

    Source: Salt Lake City

    GRAPHIC BY TODD ADAMS | The Salt Lake Tribune

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