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Aurora Homeless Shelter Opens Too Early CEO Warns of Winter Risks for Vulnerable Residents
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Aurora Homeless Shelter Opens Too Early CEO Warns of Winter Risks for Vulnerable Residents
Aurora’s Navigation Campus homeless shelter opened two weeks early in May 2024 at the former Crowne Plaza hotel, housing 176 residents on its first day, officials said. City and shelter operators warned the premature opening amid ongoing construction and issues like black mold and drug use have increased health risks for vulnerable residents. The city purchased the former Crowne Plaza hotel for $26.5 million that same month to establish the faci…
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