Where have you been for the past year and a half? Research "low-barrier housing", and how it was implemented on Berkshire Drive, with little notice and despite overwhelming objections from the neighborhood. Attend city council meetings. Franklin has publicly stated that if she is elected, this will be only the first of many "supportive housing" projects in Everett, that will draw even more tweakers to the city.
This particular project is slated for 65 residents to be comprised of homeless addicts and mentally ill that are the worst-of-the-worst offenders that cost the city the most in emergency responses. Franklin is literally dumping them into a residential neighborhood full of kids, and near an elementary school. No requirements to accept treatment, and if they have any income at all, they must pay 10%. No income? Then they pay nothing.

After that, look into how they've played a shell game with the gov't funding for the Housing Hope project and moved it to finance this one instead.