What do you think about housing for chronic alcoholics?

You save money, "the drunken hotel" http://www.desc.org/1811.html As expected, residents of Seattle – tweaked to soak rent – roared. However, just get the street IPC has proved to be a prudent use of funds public. The recently published study from the University of Washington found that a period of 12 months before going to Eastlake 1811, registered residents in 2,312 days county jail. During the 12 months after registering 1,343 days. 6,432 visits residents connected Sobering Center opened before 1811 and then 837 visits were recorded. Harborview Medical Center visits dropped 32%. 1811 Eastlake economies dwarfs the operating costs of $ 1.1 million. http://blogs.usatoday.com/oped/2008/04/give-them-homes.html

A social consciousness. Good idea! That idea is too much to expect. Consider the savings in one area, accompanied the police to play with the homeless. There are in dollars and costs associated with time of one to a policeman going to deal with what is really a social problem and not a criminal. Then, not jail. What is the price of someone's house for a day or two? Annualized talking about $ 35,000 for two nights would cost about $ 200 – Paid by you and me. It is best to address a social problem and not criminalize the status of these people. Better to spend tax revenue effective for a good cause with a possible solution to final pour taxpayer money into a black hole that was never fixed in the current criminal justice system. Good question.

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