Allowing Vancouver’s Affordable Housing Fund to pay for city residents to live outside of Vancouver within Clark County may be key to moving people out of overburdened shelters, according to some city staff. But Vancouver City Council members said they need more information before making a decision.
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Source: The Columbian
Vancouver City Council wants to expand Affordable Housing Fund into county but details need ironing out
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