Yes, the city should pay!
No, absolutely not!
I don't think the city should have to pay for any of this. The city shouldn't be held accountable for the homeless camps.
I don't think the city should have to pay for any of this. The city shouldn't be held accountable for the homeless camps.
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Kimmy Wasatch
The more free services that are provided makes going to work not an option. There is work out there.
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Dave Voiles
No! Our "woke" community is turning this city into another Seattle/Portland. These people "network" with each other around the country. They know where to go for the best handouts. The vast majority of these people are NOT bendites. The handling of this has been pathetically shortsighted.
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Oregon chooses to legalize drugs that contribute to a majority of homeless issues. I guess the majority of the people should support providing for their welfare.
ReplyYou either pay for the services or pay to clean up the mess later...which is easier?
ReplyIt's simple. Everyone needs trash service and toilets. And if our city is serious about addressing houselessness, this is how we start.
ReplyAs a civilized society we don't want people dying in the streets. Yes some have drug and alcohol problems, but some are just hard on their luck. Be Christ like people.
ReplyThe house less people are part of our community and since the transient camp was unable to be built thanks to NIMBYs, we should absolutely provide basic humanitarian resources such as sanitation and bathrooms for these fellow humans. I fully support my tax dollars being used for this purpose.
ReplyWe need to help those in need and find a way to get them the help they need we need to create a camp for the homeless in or near town with portable potties showers and garbage and close to medical and psychological services. Help give them a hand up.
ReplyMany other Cities do so why don't we? I do know that the City of Bend is Not fond of our Homeless which is sad.
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