Authorizes counties and municipalities to designate public property for temporary homeless shelters.

The bill allows counties, municipalities, or political subdivisions to designate public property for temporary homeless shelters for up to one year. It requires these sites to meet minimum standards, including safety, sanitation, and access to behavioral health services. The bill also allows residents, business owners, or the Attorney General to bring a civil action to enforce these requirements. The designation must consider the availability of shelter beds, property value, and safety of other residents.

Authorizes counties and municipalities to designate public property for temporary homeless shelters.

The bill allows counties, municipalities, or political subdivisions to designate public property for temporary homeless shelters for up to one year. It requires these sites to meet minimum standards, including safety, sanitation, and access to behavioral health services. The bill also allows residents, business owners, or the Attorney General to bring a civil action to enforce these requirements. The designation must consider the availability of shelter beds, property value, and safety of other residents.