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Longmont domestic violence shelter faces closure after nearly 50 years
The Longmont domestic violence shelter, Safe Shelter of St. Vrain Valley, faces potential closure after nearly 50 years of operation due to severe funding issues. Many victim service agencies rely on federal funds from the Victims of Crime Act, and statewide cuts have left a significant financial gap. The organization requires $295,000 to remain open while dealing with rising utility and insurance costs.
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