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Will that offset the homeless increase in the state?
Posted on: June 29, 2017 at 11:29:45 CT
Spanky KU
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The crime? The indigent?
Since 2012, the year when Colorado voters passed recreational marijuana legalization, the number of crimes in Denver has grown by about 44 percent
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Colorado saw one of the country’s largest percentage increases in homelessness last year, according to new numbers out from the federal government.
The numbers come from a one-night count of Colorado’s homeless back in January. That census found more than 10,000 homeless people in the state, a 6 percent increase over the 2015 count.
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Colorado’s Medicaid caseload nearly doubled in the past two years after the state expanded coverage, surprising state budget officials and putting more pressure on state coffers.
Since 2012, the year when Colorado voters passed recreational marijuana legalization, the number of crimes in Denver has grown by about 44 percent
also:
Colorado saw one of the country’s largest percentage increases in homelessness last year, according to new numbers out from the federal government.
The numbers come from a one-night count of Colorado’s homeless back in January. That census found more than 10,000 homeless people in the state, a 6 percent increase over the 2015 count.
also:
Colorado’s Medicaid caseload nearly doubled in the past two years after the state expanded coverage, surprising state budget officials and putting more pressure on state coffers.
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Will that offset the homeless increase in the state? - Spanky KU - 6/29 11:29:45