GRANTS PASS, Ore. —The city of Grants Pass is back to square one, in its plans to bring an urban campground to Josephine County’s largest city.
This comes after the non-profit, AllCare Community Foundation, told the city council last week, it was stepping back from its plan.
Originally planned for 1750 South East N Street, it would provide a place for homeless people to stay while offering case management programs.
Now, the city council says it’s planning a community roundtable discussion, to develop future ideas.
“Coming together to talk about the community could develop an urban campground and what the role of the city would add potentially grant funds,” says Grants Pass City Manager, Aaron Cubic.
A date for the meeting is not yet set. The round table discussion and public comment will be provided to the council, to make a future plan.
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