Massachusetts Rebids Shelter Contracts, Aims for Lower Cost
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Massachusetts housing officials are rebidding contracts with shelter providers, aiming to secure between 3,000 to 3,200 units statewide. This move comes as demand has dropped sharply after restrictions during the migrant-driven shelter crisis. Lawmakers from both parties express concern that families are still being turned away despite empty beds. Officials plan for a more flexible setup that can scale if demand rises again, with a goal of building resilience while serving those who qualify.
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