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Story summary
- Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson's plan to expand homeless shelter space gained initial city council support, with a $5 million appropriation to fund 500 new tiny homes by June.
- Dan Strauss and other councilmembers raised concerns about rising encampments in the city.
- Neighbors near a tiny home village say the city has failed to address encampments.
- Wilson will host a community briefing at Seattle City Hall on Wednesday night.
