# Denver homeless
Denver committee approves contract to clean, sanitize hotel after use as homeless shelter
(Denver, Colo.) Although a Denver City Council committee approved a contract Wednesday to clean the Aloft hotel after its use as a homeless shelter, that doesn't necessarily mean people experiencing homelessness will be moving out anytime soon.
Neighbors complain about homeless at Aloft hotel
(Denver, Colo.) Several Upper Downtown Neighborhood Association members told the Denver City Council Monday that homeless people staying in Aloft hotel openly use drugs, catcall passersby, and produce trash and feces that litter the streets.
Homeless bear the brunt of climate change’s wrath
(Denver, Colo.) From floods and wildfires to miserably hot days, climate change is killing people experiencing homelessness. People experiencing homelessness bear the brunt of nature’s wrath. Many stay outdoors around the clock because they have nowhere to go.
Denver launches basic income project to help homeless
(Denver, Colo.) More than 800 people experiencing homelessness in Denver will receive a basic income beginning this fall. Tesla investor and local philanthropist Mark Donovan created the Denver Basic Income Fund in April 2021 and seeded it by raising more than $4.8 million. "And there's a clear path to $7 million," he said.
Councilmember blasts attempts at hostile architecture in metro Denver
Boulders placed in the Capitol Hill area to discourage urban camping. Nobody knows who placed the rocks there, but it wasn't the city.@MandatoryCarSetbacks on Twitter. (Denver, Colo.) Don't blame DOTI for the boulders along some sidewalks in Denver. And if you put the boulders there, you may need a permit.
Denver plans February campaign to place homeless
(Denver, Colo.) The City and County of Denver gave 576 sets of house keys to people experiencing homelessness in the past 100 days. Denver plans another "housing surge," as city officials call it, to help the homeless in February when the weather typically is cold and snowy.