Housing couples together is “a significant and unprecedented step” for overflow shelters in the state and will likely prevent some from remaining unsheltered despite the cold in order to stay together, coalition leaders said. The facility remains open 24 hours a day and provides meals on site. The shelter, which opened on Monday, is catered toward couples. North Temple adds between 100 and 120 additional beds to the existing sheltering capacity, according to the Salt Lake Valley Coalition to End Homelessness. SALT LAKE CITY - County homelessness leaders this week announced the opening of the final winter overflow shelter in Salt Lake City after a tense search for additional housing as temperatures cooled.
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