ALT We are proud of the agreement on the supplemental budget reached today with the Senate, which contains $250 million to support the Commonwealth’s response to the influx of families seeking shelter, including a requirement for the Healey-Driscoll administration to identify an emergency overflow site for families stuck on the waitlist. The establishment of a state-funded overflow shelter is central to the goal of ensuring that no family in Massachusetts spends a night out on the street. That provision, along with the funding specifically allocated for school district costs associated with additional student enrollments, and for migrant and refugee workforce programs, ensures that the Legislature is doing everything that it can to support the Commonwealth’s efforts to address this humanitarian crisis.