ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Bernalillo County is looking into a way to provide showers, restrooms, and laundry facilities to the homeless population. Bernalillo County Commissioner Steven Michael Quezada wants to propose the county manage a mobile unit that would provide showers, laundry facilities, and restrooms in areas with large homeless populations. The idea is already in practice in Santa Fe by the Interfaith Community Shelter. James Butler started the program in March and said it not only helps people in the short term but having access to basic hygiene makes it easier to deal with everyday life. "There is just something about feeling human that is right and everybody should be able to feel it," said Butler. Story continues below News: State officials look into potentially allowing 'magic mushroom' use in New Mexico Crime: APS and Crime Stoppers creating partnership so students can report crime anonymously Community: Old Town to receive upgrades to assist tourists in navigating the area Entertainment: What concerts are coming to New Mexico in 2025? The Santa Fe mobile unit partners with local groups like Healthcare for the Homeless and the Salvation Army to provide clothing and more services. Bernalillo County commissioners brought up concerns about ensuring proper water sources, enough volunteers, and overall logistics. The county said making this a reality is still a ways off. The Interfaith Community Shelter in Santa Fe recently got funding to expand its mobile unit from two to three days a week.