California college allowing homeless students to sleep in parked cars

California’s Long Beach City College said it will allow homeless students to sleep in their vehicles at the university’s parking garage.

The school announced Monday that its “Safe Parking Program” program is meant to help unhoused students at the university and provide a safe space for them to park overnight.

Enrolled students who are homeless are able to stay at the Pacific Coast Campus parking structure seven nights a week, between the hours of 10 p.m. and 7 a.m.

Those students will have access to restrooms and Wi-Fi throughout the night and be able to use the showers at the Pacific Coast Campus during the morning hours.

The “Safe Parking Program” is the only known program of its kind in the region at a community college, the school said.

College District official Mike MuÁ±oz said that close to 70 students sleep in their cars each night.

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Those students will have access to restrooms and Wi-Fi throughout the night and be able to use the showers at the Pacific Coast Campus during the morning hours.

The “Safe Parking Program” is the only known program of its kind in the region at a community college, the school said.

College District official Mike MuÁ±oz said that close to 70 students sleep in their cars each night.

Those students will have access to restrooms and Wi-Fi throughout the night and be able to use the showers at the Pacific Coast Campus during the morning hours.

The “Safe Parking Program” is the only known program of its kind in the region at a community college, the school said.

College District official Mike MuÁ±oz said that close to 70 students sleep in their cars each night.

Those students will have access to restrooms and Wi-Fi throughout the night and be able to use the showers at the Pacific Coast Campus during the morning hours.

The “Safe Parking Program” is the only known program of its kind in the region at a community college, the school said.

College District official Mike MuÁ±oz said that close to 70 students sleep in their cars each night.

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