Letters: Tiny houses would help, but questions remain
Re “Mayor Steinberg has a plan to build tiny houses, and lots of them” (Editorials, Jan. 23): I think it’s awesome that Mayor Darrell Steinberg wants to help homeless people. I work in Midtown Sacramento. I see countless homeless people with all of their belongings in a cart of some sort. It’s definitely a problem but I also think the mayor must look at all options and details. Small housing complexes would most likely not work as a permanent solution, and there would have to be more thought put into the situation as a whole as far as the next steps for the homeless. Before they begin spending millions on building mini-houses, there must be a solution for what the homeless would be doing while there. Will they be searching for jobs? Will there be any charges for them to pay? Who will feed them? Nonetheless, I definitely think there should be some type of improvement made in order to clean up the homeless population of Sacramento.
Lorenzo Barragan, Elk Grove
This story was originally published January 24, 2018 at 4:48 PM with the headline "Letters: Tiny houses would help, but questions remain."