#pilot-project

#pilot-project

A year after Toronto staff sent a cease and desist to a man who built several tiny mobile homes for those experiencing homelessness, the city is moving closer to embracing micro shelters with its own potential pilot project. Until Thursday, the city was accepting proposals for a two-year micro shelter pilot project, to be part of the city's 10-year plan to deal with homelessness.

"We're looking forward to the change," said Rollie Katz, executive director of the Marin Association of Public Employees, the union that represents the majority of the county's employees, including the lowest-paid workers.