Do you think homeless camps should be permanently removed along the parkway?
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1,751 Votes

Do you think homeless camps should be permanently removed along the parkway?

Yes, they should be removed!

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No, that's their home.

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Yes, they should be removed!

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Dennis Clark
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Dennis Clark

Unsanitary, unsightly, unlawful, enabling, and the list goes on!

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Stephanie Tutt Knecht
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Stephanie Tutt Knecht

Because the problem will only escalate and grow if this is allowed.

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Carol Francis Bland
Carol Francis Bland

What "PROBLEM" Is it that you speak of?

Melody Lood
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Melody Lood

Because I live at four SEASONS mobile home park north of bend and they almost killed us seniors out here last summer when they started a fire behind us. The fire got into are park. We seniors are very scared this year because there is twice or three times as homeless people in the woods behind us.

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Rebecca
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Rebecca

Moved from every location in Bend. They leave needles, garbage, and feces in the community and hop from one place to another. The city needs to come up with a solution and set some laws regarding camping right in the open. It is disgusting

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BillandDiane Goodall
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BillandDiane Goodall

Because people are.just taking advantage of a free place to say. Time to work and provide for yourself.

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These properties are not intended to live on! Now that Portland is starting to remove them we don't want the homeless people to move to Bend. Open homeless shelters and put these people to work, there are plenty of jobs!!

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Tim Collins
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Tim Collins

Don't forget along Les schwab too.

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Bradaigh Holt
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Bradaigh Holt

Not just on the Parkway. Hunnel is a nightmare and now it’s expanding to the road behind Quality Inn.

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Christena
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Christena

Their permant place is where they BUY it. Work to get back on your feet or get the help to get there. It's not societies responsibliity to PERMANETLY take care of those who chose not to.

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Johnny Mooney
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Johnny Mooney

It's ridiculous that our city, county and state government agencies have allowed this Health and Safety Hazzard exist for so long!

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Victoria Ab
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Victoria Ab

The more you allow the more folks will come. Look at Portland, Seattle and San Francisco. It will just get worse and worse. That is a fact. In addition, I would say nearly EVERY business is hiring right now. I choose to work hard and choose not to do drugs. They can make different choices

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Renee Adams
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Renee Adams

Help them by helping them work in some way. Give free training if need be. Screen those who are very able. Better way to use gov. Money and help the homeless.

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Latterdaysaint
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Latterdaysaint

Build more homeless shelters

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No, that's their home.

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Kala Jenkins
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Kala Jenkins

Because the homeless camp's should be lift lone they should give us boundaries for the homeless there should be rules for us

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Clancy Prentice
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Clancy Prentice

The homeless need somewhere to sleep to. There is not enough room in the shelters. And more homeless then the city wants to acknowledge.

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Carol Francis Bland
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Carol Francis Bland

Everybody deserves a place to live it may not be in one of your structured homes but is one that we make of our own we fought forever

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Melanie Nachtmann
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Melanie Nachtmann

Honestly who cares? How is it affecting anyone that they're there. Oh no I have to drive past poor people, boo hoo. Maybe instead of uprooting folks who only have a TENT to live in we could put some energy into helping them? Get a grip Bend. My privileged hometown.

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