Affordable housing project slated to open early 2024 with new federal dollars
The proposed site of Sequoia Crossings, a 60-unit apartment for chronically homeless people, at 3120 Broadway St. N.E. (Troy Brynelson/Salem Reporter)
City officials say a boost of federal dollars will fast-track a housing project for chronically homeless residents in Salem which previously stalled due to a lack of funding.
The Salem Housing Authority recently received $1.5 million in federal pandemic relief funding for the Sequoia Crossings project, which would offer permanent supportive housing through…
