Massachusetts spent less on emergency shelters in FY24 than originally projected, report shows


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Massachusetts spent less on emergency shelters in FY24 than originally projected, report shows{ai:summary}<p>Massachusetts allocated less funding for emergency shelters in FY24 than initially anticipated, according to a recent report. This adjustment reflects changes in budgeting priorities and resource allocation for the state.</p><p>#society</p>

Massachusetts spent less on emergency shelters in FY24 than originally projected, report shows

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