Supervisor Sarah Burger was also at the event, and shared that she was excited on two fronts about this advancement — as an elected official and as a business owner on Broadway.

“This is a really exciting opportunity for our city and for Saratoga County in the future,” Burger noted. “It’s a privilege to say a few words in congratulations to your company and to all of you for making this happen. As someone who represents many of our downtown businesses, we’re all looking forward to this.”

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. — “Now’s the time. Now’s the opportunity. We’re going to build this beautiful new building, and we host people at Code Blue from all over Saratoga County,” said Saratoga County Supervisor Sarah Burger, who has been instrumental in pushing this development forward..

Saratoga Springs County Supervisor Sarah Burger said addressing homelessness needs to be a joint effort. “I think it’s really important to me because these efforts to address the unhoused population, the homeless population in the city, I mean, this needs to be a collaborative effort between the county, the city, and other area not-for-profits like shelters of Saratoga Rise, etc,” Burger said.