Hope Rescue Mission

The Missoula Urban Camping Working Group held its third organizational meeting on Wednesday.

City and county officials on Monday called upon communities of faith to step up and play a stronger role in helping Missoula address the basic needs of its homeless population.

Four Naloxone vending machines will be placed around the city in hopes of stemming future deaths.

KGVO reached out to Jim Hicks with the Hope Rescue Mission, the founders of the Temporary (or Transitional) Safe Outdoor Space located off Highway 93 South just past the Buckhouse Bridge for an update as it enters its second winter.

With the bitter cold snap and wind chill temperatures reaching well below zero, the residents of the TSOS (Temporary Safe Outdoor Space) shelter just off Highway 93 were offered indoor shelter, but have refused.

The Missoula County United Way and the Hope Rescue Mission hosted a listening session on Thursday to update the public on the TSOS (Temporary Safe Outdoor Space) located just off Highway 93 South near the Buckhouse Bridge.

Organizers of the newly opened TSOS (Temporary Safe Outdoor Space) located across Highway 93 South from the Buckhouse Bridge, hosted a ZOOM community meeting on Wednesday.

County road crews graded out a road along with flat, level spaces for the 40 four-person tents attached to raised platforms.

Between the Missoula Country Club and Peak Health and Wellness Center on Highway 93 South a homeless camp is under construction by an amalgam of city, county and community groups.