Seriously, with all the social & financial costs in Anchorage from homelessness, the Taku  could probably be given to Anchorage by the state if it were used as a  floating but stationary homeless housing & services Center : 
Her plumbing & electric are probably superior to anything involved in the Housing First initiatives; and at least as good as that in our homeless shelters and cafeterias. She has until recently been fully certified to carry  and feed domiciled passengers at sea,  so there is real structural and amenity quality there;  and she is large enough to provide  offices & examining rooms for social services and healthcare providers. She could also be hooked up to the state of Alaska website, & to the Anchorage public library system so the homeless could access services and get important public information, such as bus schedules; access important forms, or make  appointments. She could also be a warm, safe and less intrusive daytime alternative to the city's streets.