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Homeless Encampments

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Yes but, the homeless person should remove themselves from the property when the building opens for business as usual. N…

Yes, as long as they remove themselves when the public building opens for business or regular operations. No loitering o…

No, but more social programs to provide food, clothing, medicine, housing, and general assistance should be created.

I think it should only be illegal if the homeless refuse available housing options. If there is nothing available, they…

I think that if you are truly homeless and are a really good person and not going to make noises or be disturbing everyo…

Increase legal campsites and lengths allowing for affordable transitional options. Increase funding to housing and tiny…

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