Missoula’s Johnson Street Shelter Closes, Leaves Housing Gap for Homeless
September 2, 2025
A handful of Johnson Street shelter residents plan to sleep in motorhomes, with friends, or camp after its closure.
A handful of Johnson Street shelter residents plan to sleep in motorhomes, with friends, or camp after its closure.
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