'No where to go:' Community trying to help families evicted from Tacoma apartment complex

by Keith Eldridge

Sat, April 14th 2018, 6:37 AM UTC

60 families at the Tiki Apartments are in dire need of help finding new places to live after they were given less than a month to move out. Now the community is stepping in trying to help. (Photo: KOMO News){p}{/p}

"Then when you do finally plant one, and plant your feet, then this happens," said{ } Mary Young who had just gotten off the streets and moved to the complex 14 months ago. "You get put in a place where you have no where to go. You turn back to the streets." (Photo: KOMO News)

"It's just hard that we don't have a disaster proclaimed for this situation," said resident Julius Rance. "It's not a fire, it's not a flood. But it's a disaster. Everybody here is out on the street just like that in 26 days." (Photo: KOMO News)

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60 families at the Tiki Apartments are in dire need of help finding new places to live after they were given less than a month to move out. Now the community is stepping in trying to help. (Photo: KOMO News)

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