Summary
Keene’s mayor is asking New Hampshire for more homelessness prevention money as demand rises. The decision could determine how many at-risk residents get help before they end up on the street.
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Impact analysis
More state funding could mean extra dollars for local prevention programs, while flat funding may force Keene to stretch limited resources as need grows.
At-risk renters and families on the edge of losing housing would get the most direct help, along with local nonprofits that serve them.
No groups negatively affected
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