New York City’s Department of Homeless Services is shutting down Manhattan’s massive 30th Street Shelter — the main intake location for men and adult families entering the city’s behemoth shelter system for over 40 years.
The remaining 250 residents of the hulking nine-story brick building built in 1931 will be moved out by mid-March, while intake operations for men and adult families will be relocated by April, according to Sneha Choudhary, a spokesperson for the Mayor Zohran Mamdani.