The complex has 55 units, eight of which are specifically reserved for veterans.
Low-income residents in Fountain Valley now have a new place to live for the first time in nearly twenty years.
"Throw a little bit of mental health and depression in there. That's a very hard thing for me to say," he said. Wednesday morning was the culmination of a four-year, 28-million-dollar project. It's a 55-unit complex, where 8 are specifically reserved for veterans like Hill.
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