Just Believe Inc., a nonprofit started by activist Paul Hulse to open warming centers in Toms River for people during Code Blue conditions, is now working on multiple options for land in Ocean County to build a transitional housing center for those in need. Project organizers currently have four prospects for land to build on and are also looking to build small homes as well in the county.
Code Blue legislation was adopted statewide in 2017 to require municipalities that have 10 or more documented homeless people to shelter them when the temperature…
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