Consultant: Salt Lake City emergency shelter no place for women, children

Proposed separation of families, particularly women with children, from the often-disturbing behavior of other tenants won’t be an easy task.

Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune Homeless men and women congregate outside the Bishop Weigand Homeless Day Center in Salt Lake City Tuesday August 4, 2015.

Consultant: Salt Lake City emergency shelter no place for women, children

Proposed separation of families, particularly women with children, from the often-disturbing behavior of other tenants won’t be an easy task.

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