Commentary: Utah should put federal money toward affordable housing

Housing First is the cornerstone of dealing with homelessness.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Project Open, an affordable housing project northwest of downtown Salt Lake City, has just completed their first of 6 phases along 500 West. The 112 unit complex is powered entirely by solar, both from panels on the roof and solar credits from Rocky Mountain Power.

Commentary: Utah should put federal money toward affordable housing

Housing First is the cornerstone of dealing with homelessness.

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