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REDWOOD CITY, Calif. – Ahead of Earth Day, the County of San Mateo is highlighting the Navigation Center in Redwood City as a model for how sustainability features are being built-in to public services and are reducing energy, waste and water consumption. The County-owned facility provides 240 safe temporary living spaces and intensive support services for individuals and couples experiencing homelessness while eco-conscious design elements help reduce environmental impact and operating costs.

“Sustainability is a core element of any successful project, and we are proud of the features built into the Navigation Center to reduce its environmental impact and support healthier operations,” said Adam Ely, County of San Mateo Assistant County Executive.

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