Healey orders more thorough background checks for shelter residents
- Massachusetts Governor Maura Healey ordered criminal background checks for all shelter residents after discovering they were not being performed, despite existing rules requiring such checks for sex offenses and warrants.
- Healey is initiating an outside review of shelter safety protocols after recent incidents, including arrests related to drug possession and assault.
- The Healey administration faces criticism from Republicans for mismanagement of the shelter system, with calls for an overhaul and urgent reforms to the right-to-shelter law.
- Healey has requested $425 million in supplemental funding for the shelter system, which is running out of money, amid reports of serious incidents in state-funded shelters.
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