Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams recently announced a partnership with Turning Point Brooklyn that will place special retrofitted buses on the streets to provide a safe space for homeless to shower and cleanse.
The mobile unit, featuring two shower stalls built into a converted school bus, will cost $385,000 to construct and will be funded with $308,000 from Adams’ capital budget for Fiscal Year 2018 and $77,000 from the City Council […] It will take approximately a year to transform the bus and get it on the road.
Matt Coneybeare
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