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I think the mobile homeless will now spread out through Bend neighborhoods or forest lands and move only when forced to do so.
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they should not sweep the area until they have a place the people can go to live
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I'm suprised a route to the airport wasn't in place when the bus system started, the route would have to be in the middle of the night
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Lowering speed limits might be an effective means of reducing injury and fatal traffic accidents but only if the limits are regularly enforced. One important way to "protect and serve" is zero to low tolerance enforcement every day.
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Lowering or raising speed limits doesn't prevent traffic accidents enforcement of the present speed limits and other traffic laws is what it takes
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The Parkway is already at 45. Even the highest speed around here (65) is lower than in a lot of States.
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The city and the county never should have let it get to this point. If my property looked like that the city/county would be all over me. Why do they allow our public streets to get that bad?
ReplyAbout time something is getting done after years putting up with it! And KTVZ, don't call them Hunnell road residents they're wild campers.
ReplyIt's about time this has been enforced. It is absolutely ridiculous that it has taken this long for this decision to be made.
ReplyWell I have to say I work on that side of town I use that road every day for my livelihood I am tired of nobody on that road trying to take action for their life we need help with people that don't want no help we need to move them to somewhere else people have been have had enough
ReplyBecause it's been a long time coming, it's time. Clean it up.
ReplyBecause it's been a long time coming, it's time. Clean it up.
ReplyThey all need to find health for their lives. Living on the street isn't it. Most of the homeless in our county ,90%, are not from here and only came because ,"Bend would leave them alone.". (Quote from homeless interviewed.
ReplyIt's dangerous to live there
ReplyIt could not stay the same
ReplyIt's about time. Our public officials have a responsibility to us tax paying residents. I live in this area, my life has been grossly disrupted for these years of their trashy lifestyle. I use to walk this area but no more! Being poor does not mean being dirty and trashy!
ReplyI so glad the city finally did something there is more to be done
ReplyDefinitely, we cannot let people be above the law because they are living on the street. Many are on drugs and not willing to change! 1500 complaints, it is about time honest taxpayers, contributing member's of society are taken into consideration! It is not just about the street folks!
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