WOULD A CAMPING BAN REDUCE HOMELESSNESS IN DESCHUTES COUNTY?
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691 Votes

WOULD A CAMPING BAN REDUCE HOMELESSNESS IN DESCHUTES COUNTY?

YES

6

NO

3

YES

4 Comments
Ben Hargis
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Ben Hargis

But only if it was fully enforced.

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Gary Kayser
0
Gary Kayser

Yes , I believe if you make it inconvenient for homeless people to set up camp , they will move on to another city. I do support homeless situations , if they take responsibility by checking into drug free shelters.

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Gerald Smith
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Gerald Smith

Keep being super nice and more will come.

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Rick Allen
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Rick Allen

Most of what I hear on the news is about the homeless people, not much is reported on the infringement, the stress, nuisance, violence, drug use, filth and garbage that the decent law abiding, tax paying citizens are forced to endure! They need to stop enabling bad behavior! The focus seems wrong!

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Mark Mueller
Mark Mueller

Exactly! The ban would work if aggressively enforced otherwise the result will be another Hunnell Rd, Juniper Ridge, China Hat, etc, etc.. With over 1500 calls to Bend PD for Hunnell Rd, how can this be called humane? The USFS should enact the same ban against free extended camping.

NO

2 Comments
Patrick Elliott
0
Patrick Elliott

A camping ban may reduce the homeless tourism numbers or their length of stay, but the remaining homeless will simply become more emboldened about violating existing restrictions.

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Gabe West
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Gabe West

So you have to move every 24 hours, that's not a actual camping ban! How about provide them jobs like picking up trash, farning

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CB
CB

I do not want meth heads working. They are dangerous enough already. And the ones that aren't junkies have ample opportunities for jobs and shelter, they choose not to.

Gabe West
Gabe West

Farming

Do you believe the POTUS should have broad authority to impose tariffs on other countries?
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225 Votes

Do you believe the POTUS should have broad authority to impose tariffs on other countries?

Yes

2

No

4

Yes

2 Comments
William Schwabe
0
William Schwabe

Because the president wants to put America first and make it as prosperous as it once was. #MAGA

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Steven Miles
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Steven Miles

Exec branch has the responsibility to manage the economy with other countries, congress can’t even produce an annual budget - look at this democrat shutdown, they want to spend another 1.5T on healthcare subsidies- sorry, we are in the hole $35T, wake up America.

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No

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k san
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k san

Congress has the power of the purse, if only they would use it. but they're too scared of being primaried by him. Of course, he should not have 1/3 of the powers he has adopted, whether constitutional or not. He's an abomination!!

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Tom Pummer
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Tom Pummer

Trump’s tariffs violate the constitution. Congress holds the nations purse strings. I can’t believe we hardly heard a peep from members of Congress on his actions. Spineless

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Rick Martinson
0
Rick Martinson

Absolutely not. The Constitution gives that authority to Congress, NOT the executive branch of the government. Trump’s actions are absolutely illegal and unconstitutional. But he doesn’t care, and has been giving Congress and the American People the finger for the past 10 months.

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Mike Moreno
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Mike Moreno

Memo to trump...there is a document in this country called the Constitution. Read it, learn it, live it.

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Do you support managed homeless camps as a means to get people off the streets?
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161 Votes

Do you support managed homeless camps as a means to get people off the streets?

Yes

0

No

0

Yes

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No

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