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Give them sheds and old trailers/RVs somewhere with facilities so they have a place to live?
Not surprised. You can't go anywhere in Tucson these days without seeing tent villages in washes and on the sides of roads. There's a massive one with like 40 tents right near the airbase. >

It's incredibly sad. The city is being sued right now for homeless sweeps by police to get the homeless folks out of site before the gem and mineral show starts. It does seem like the city is trying to help with the homelessness but it is such a complex issue. I honestly just wish the put half the effort in to it as they did with other projects such as Rio Nuevo. >

Yeah I have no idea what the solution is. I'm sure a substantial amount of people here became homeless elsewhere but are in town because the climate is more suitable for camping this time of year. I'm sure many living in the Rillito and Santa Cruz had a rude awakening this past week with the rain and snowmelt.