Salt Lake City’s microshelter will stay open in current location for a few more months

Despite the stability the site provides, residents are still struggling to get into housing.

(Bethany Baker | The Salt Lake Tribune) Employees of Foldum Corp, the company hired to provide micro-shelters for the collaboration between the Utah Office of Homeless Services and Salt Lake City, assemble one of the units at the MicroShelter Community in downtown Salt Lake City on Thursday, Nov. 2, 2023.

Salt Lake City’s microshelter will stay open in current location for a few more months

Despite the stability the site provides, residents are still struggling to get into housing.

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