What did Utah lawmakers do to help people experiencing homeless and vulnerable people with mental illnesses? – Deseret News

With one day to go in the Utah Legislature's 2024 General Session, legislative leaders added more than $40 million in funding for a low-barrier shelter and services for people experiencing homelessness as well as vulnerable people with mental illnesses.

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