Polson holds conversation on housing crisis
Friday's panelists, from left: Jody Perez, executive director of Salish and Kootenai Housing Authority; Juan Escano, Community Development director for Polson; state Rep. Linda Reksten of House District 12; Lake County Commissioner Bill Barron; and Polson City Manager Ed Meece. (Lake County Leader)
The city of Polson estimates nearly 1,000 additional housing units are needed in the next four years to keep up with the demands of a surging population, and the city’s process for reaching that goal took another step forward Friday with a gathering at Blodgett Creamery on Main Street.
“The need is so evident, and it’s glaring in our face,” said Jody Perez, executive director of Salish and Kootenai Housing Authority...
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