Albuquerque Becomes New Mexico’s Homeless Hub as Gateway Contracts Add 100 Beds Albuquerque city councilors approved three Gateway Center contracts Tuesday, Sept. 3. The vote reflects a growing reality: Albuquerque has become New Mexico’s hub for homeless services, managing problems that extend…
nm.newsAlbuquerque Becomes New Mexico’s Homeless Hub as Gateway Contracts Add 100 BedsAlbuquerque city councilors approved three Gateway Center contracts Tuesday, Sept. 3. The vote reflects a growing reality: Albuquerque has become New Mexico’s hub for homeless services, managing problems that extend far beyond its borders. The 100 new shelter beds, approved in 7-2 votes, will serve a population of 2,740 homeless residents — a 109% increase that includes people sent from communities across the state.
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