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Would you rather live near a short term rental or a houseless shelter in your neighborhood?
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815 Votes

Would you rather live near a short term rental or a houseless shelter in your neighborhood?

a short term rental

8

a houseless shelter

1

a short term rental

8 Comments
Michael Miller
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Michael Miller

Lesser of 2 undesirable situations.

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Nik Myles
1
Nik Myles

A short term rental is being rented to a tourist. A houseless shelter invites more trouble to the area. Drugs run ramped in and around these places. As well as crime.

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Christena
0
Christena

i would rather we didn't have homeless camps/squatters and such in our neighborhood. Stop with the hand outs.

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Lisa Michael
0
Lisa Michael

Lesser evil of two undesirable situations

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Chris Young
0
Chris Young

More predictable renters

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Rod Fredrickson
0
Rod Fredrickson

The rental may cause problems for a few days. Shelter will be everyday.

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Gabe West
0
Gabe West

Why would you want to move every few months

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a houseless shelter

1 Comment
Jennifer Barton
0
Jennifer Barton

Short term rental occupants often have little regard for the property. They have no prideof place. It's not their's. It's somebody else's prblem as far as taxes, insurance and liability. People in a homeless shelter are more likely to be appreciative and respectful of the space offered.

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Have you had trouble accessing the Deschutes River?

Have you had trouble accessing the Deschutes River?

Yes

1

No

0

Yes

1 Comment
Sonya Massey
1
Sonya Massey

But, before you spend a bunch of money on an access point, please increase parking. This is even a bigger problem....and doesn't appear to be part of the improvement plan anywhere?

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No

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Do you think issues at the border are affecting Central Oregon?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
8 months left

Do you think issues at the border are affecting Central Oregon?

Yes

3

No

0

Yes

3 Comments
sandra zollman
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sandra zollman

Of course it does. It's not only the drugs but you can bet Gov. Kotek has already invited hundreds of thousands of illegals into Oregon and our city council will make sure that Central Oregon meets their diversity goals by bringing them here if they haven't already.

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Kimmy Wasatch
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Kimmy Wasatch

Of course the open border is affecting all of Oregon as well as most states. Cartel's own the border due to democratic policies. we are getting drugs, terrorists in every state. You get what you vote for.

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Latterdaysaint
1
Latterdaysaint

Fentanyl is coming across the border, including criminals

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No

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