PROVIDENCE − Between the time Rhode Island nonprofit House of Hope first sought to build a temporary homeless shelter village and the planned opening of "ECHO Village" in Providence Wednesday ...

PROVIDENCE − Between the time Rhode Island nonprofit House of Hope first sought to build a temporary homeless shelter village and the planned opening of "ECHO Village" in Providence Wednesday ...

Echo Village Pallet shelters in Providence will not open until next year . by NBC 10 NEWS. Fri, December 6th 2024 at 5:34 PM. Updated Sat, December 7th 2024 at 7:04 PM. 3. VIEW ALL PHOTOS.

PROVIDENCE — After years of delays, ECHO Village, a temporary shelter for homeless individuals and couples, has finally opened. A ceremonial opening with pageantry and pomp on Tuesday afternoon ...

PROVIDENCE – Winter turned to spring and then to summer, and yet still no one can say for certain when Echo Village, the state's first community of tiny temporary houses for Rhode Islanders ...

ECHO Village, located on Victor Street in Providence, opened on Feb. 11 after months of regulatory delays to install necessary utilities and bring the facility up to code.

PROVIDENCE – Winter turned to spring and then to summer, and yet still no one can say for certain when Echo Village, the state's first community of tiny temporary houses for Rhode Islanders ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WJAR) — Forty-five empty "pallet houses" are sitting in the new "ECHO village" located off Victor Street in Providence. Originally slated to open at the start of the spring ...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Rhode Island’s first pallet shelter community officially opened Tuesday morning.A grand opening ceremony was held at ECHO Village, located on Victor Street, where state and ...

PROVIDENCE − Between the time Rhode Island nonprofit House of Hope first sought to build a temporary homeless shelter village and the planned opening of "ECHO Village" in Providence Wednesday ...

How much will the pallet village cost? The budget for ECHO Village is $3.3 million, with $2.9 million of that coming from Rhode Island's pot of federal aid and $475,000 from Providence.