Oregon SquareOffs

Yes

2

No

14

Yes

Mary Gemba
1
Mary Gemba

YES Pleeze! My daughter has one in her office building in downtown Denver in a sketchy area and it's been like an invaluable watchdog. If you've lived downtown, you'd know that robberies and vandalism happen around 3 a.m. We HAD a security company but we NEED 'round the clock presence.

Reply
Latterdaysaint
Latterdaysaint

I don't think a robot will help because it might take police sometime to get there

No

Judi Vanderpool
3
Judi Vanderpool

Waste of money! Hire a security company! By the time the robot notifies the police on the other side of town, the bad guys will out of time!

Reply
Tailor Glad
3
Tailor Glad

Why have boring old security cameras, when you can pay way more for 1 security camera that goes vroom vroom?

Reply
John Davis
2
John Davis

Waste of money.

Reply
John Davis
2
John Davis

Waste of money - if this is approved the inmates have definitely taken over the asylum.

Reply
Patrick Mcgowan
1
Patrick Mcgowan

You really think 3 mph robot will deter any vandalism, sounds more like a toy to me bring out the big guns then lets talk !Stop right now or ,,,ill yell stop again. hahahahah

Reply
Yellow Poppy
1
Yellow Poppy

Shocking that Toby has yet to be fired. The walk up kiosks that are now disabled-how much $ was wasted on this short-lived idea? The signage is still no where near succinct. Every misstep of the way, it has been overly complicated, poorly executed, & expensive. The robot is another example.

Reply
Kevin Nik Myles Hayward
1
Kevin Nik Myles Hayward

It's a waste of taxpayer money

Reply
Kenny Judkins
1
Kenny Judkins

Why not video cameras and Human Beings. Sounds like a huge waste of money. The robot is nothing more than high tech virtue signaling that will accomplish nothing.

Reply
Tracy Evans
0
Tracy Evans

Why??? What is a robot going to do?

Reply
Latterdaysaint
0
Latterdaysaint

They could hire someone and provide a job

Reply
Latterdaysaint
Latterdaysaint

Less racist?

CB
CB

The robot is less racist.

Yes

2

No

16

Yes

Foster Fell
1
Foster Fell

Success so far in Bend with Veterans Village, Lighthouse, safe parking program, St. Vincent dePaul. More expected with Central Oregon Villages 27th St. facility and Rainbow Motel. Still more needs to be done, of course. But that's a promising start. This is a national humanitarian crisis.

Reply
Larry Weinberg
1
Larry Weinberg

I see the movement of groups and the numbers are manageable. Things can be improved by having no tolerance for illegal drug abuse. The young drug addicted should be put into forced programs to recover. Mentally ill need to be institutionalized if they cannot care for themselves. Economic get help

Reply
CB
CB

Sadly, republicans won't put one cent towards social programs. The GOP loves to control their masses by keeping them uneducated and poor.

No

💛🖤 RAG 💛🖤
3
💛🖤 RAG 💛🖤

Guess I'm not the only one who answers NO, 97% does! Did you get that Bend city council? YOU and your buddies in Salem are ENABLING HOMELESSNESS and making Bend the Premier Homeless & Fentanyl Resort in the country.

Reply
Steven Huillet
2
Steven Huillet

Too many soft hearted liberals in charge.

Reply
RL Nellis
2
RL Nellis

It's getting worse.

Reply
Bob Majka
2
Bob Majka

Hell no, liberals are the great enablers..

Reply
Matt Stickler
1
Matt Stickler

California and many other states offer nothing. So the more Oregon offers them, the more of these out of state homeless will be drawn here.

Reply
Oppivy7
0
Oppivy7

more homeless people seem to be a symptom of a larger problem

Reply
Tracy Evans
0
Tracy Evans

Have you seen Hunnell Road?

Reply
Paul Bianchina
0
Paul Bianchina

Mary Rose Place is the latest Bend Street being taken over by the homeless, with more derelict RVs and mounting garbage. How many more streets will the City donate to the homeless? Progress? The exact opposite!!!!

Reply
Mark Mueller
0
Mark Mueller

If you build it they will come! Seems like Bend is trying to become the Portland of Central Oregon.

Reply
Patrick Mcgowan
0
Patrick Mcgowan

110, ruined this state what a joke.

Reply
Kimmy Wasatch
0
Kimmy Wasatch

Throwing good money after bad will not solve the problem. Until drugs are a criminal offence, people are held accountable and free services are stopped, problem will just become worse.

Reply
Latterdaysaint
0
Latterdaysaint

Notice only red cities don't have problems

Reply
Oppivy7
Oppivy7

Did you know that there are more empty, perfectly good, houses in this country than there are homeless people?

CB
CB

That is absolutely untrue. And as a man of God and Jesus, instead of acting holier than thou, get off your butt and do something to help them.

Yes

2

No

0

Yes

💛🖤 RAG 💛🖤
0
💛🖤 RAG 💛🖤

DUH! Sounds like she was on the way to getting fired, was probably asked to quit by the smarties who hired her to the tune of $150,000\year

Reply
Latterdaysaint
0
Latterdaysaint

She didn't do anything

Reply

No

No one has commented yet

About Oregon

Debates and polls on Oregon from the SquareOffs community. Vote on real questions, see how the public is split, and back your side with a defense.

We use cookies to ensure you get the best possible experience on our website. Learn more OK, GOT IT