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Nashua Aldermen approve 90-Day Homeless Services Gap Analysis after lengthy debate

“This resolution asks that Nashua do something we have not formally done in recent history,” Gregg said. “Develop a strategic plan for how the city responds to homelessness, not a reaction to the next crisis.”

Alderman-at-Large Alicia Gregg advocates for final approval of R-26-049, establishing a Homeless Services Gap Analysis Committee that she proposed, during the Nashua Board of Aldermen meeting on Sept. 10. Screenshot.

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