Do you support turning a motel on 3rd St. in Bend into a homeless shelter?
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Do you support turning a motel on 3rd St. in Bend into a homeless shelter?

Yes, I support it.

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No, I don't support this.

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Yes, I support it.

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Hidee Belcher Owen
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Hidee Belcher Owen

Yes ofcourse. ! anything to help. As for those who say it's freebee's... ur pathetic and selfish.

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Michael Funke
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Michael Funke

This is a proactive step by the city.

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Todd Brown
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Todd Brown

Sure, if social services are also on-site. Substance abuse treatment, mental health etc. I've seen shelters be effective when combination of these services in one location.

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Liz Mullin
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Liz Mullin

Why not? They need temporary placement and it's conveniently located. It's about time!

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Latterdaysaint
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Latterdaysaint

This will be great for the homeless

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Mary Gemba
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Mary Gemba

I didn't know the numbers of Bendites that are homeless until Carolyn E. said that on the news. Was that over 70% !!?

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No, I don't support this.

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Kimmy Wasatch
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Kimmy Wasatch

No, the more freebies just enables homelessness.

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Kristina Rutherford
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Kristina Rutherford

That's to close to town especially right there.. they leave trash everywhere and dont care.

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NotforBiden Dumblibtards
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NotforBiden Dumblibtards

Quit enabling. Stop providing handouts to individuals who can work! The people who are provided shelter should have to be held to pick up their trash and find a job within a short time and get our. This is obnoxious anymore. Spineless enablers

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Sussie Due
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Sussie Due

We don't need to be drawing in more homeless people. We already have enough as it is.

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Nancy
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Nancy

No, There are empty buildings they could put the homeless in. Make the hotel for families low income or as a women's shelter.

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Dave Voiles
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Dave Voiles

Do you think it would stop here? When it's full what are you going to do next? But Hey! You did something! This is NOT dealing with the problem no matter how warm your virtue signaling little heart gets.

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Teresa Parsons
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Teresa Parsons

No because Bend needs actual long term rental housing for homeless & low income families who have a hard time qualifying for a rental. I have lived here all of my 57 yrs and I can safely say that City of Bend could care less about people/families in need.

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Christena
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Christena

This isn't solving anything long term. Why are they their? Lack of affordable housing, drug rehab, or job training? These would be better areas to address, Clean up the garbage camps intown as well. When did that become ok?

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Brad Livsey
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Brad Livsey

Why stop at a motel complex or two? Let's consider residential developments making accommodation to all who cry foul..........'cause that's what it'll take once the word gets out. There's enough tax payers here in CO to divy up for the cost it'll incur, don't you know!!

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