Everett opens new 20-unit Pallet shelter
EVERETT — Everett city officials and nonprofit leaders gathered on Monday to open the city’s third Pallet shelter, located in southwest Everett.
The facility, located along Sievers Duecy Boulevard, features 20 shelter units, each with space for one adult and three children. It also includes a playground and laundry facilities for the residents to use. The shelter will only be available to women and their children, who would be able to stay for up to 12 months.
Pallet is an Everett-based company that builds small shelters made of prefabricated, insulated panels that last up to 10 years. Each shelter can be assembled in less than an hour.
The latest shelter facility will be operated by the nonprofit Volunteers of America Western Washington.
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