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Close Whittier Heights Encampment

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

The crime and needles along MARY Ave by Safeway is unacceptable. I don’t feel safe in my neighborhood. Let police enforce the law and prosecute crime!!

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Mikelle Ericson
7 years ago

What has been done isn’t working. Ballard has become a drug user’s and thief’s utopia. Children are no longer safe here...what else will it take? Invite the rest of the country’s homeless population here, cuz the police won’t do anything?

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Patty Johanson
7 years ago

This is ridiculous what's going on in this city & the money being spent for all the wrong things!

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Holly Rose
7 years ago

The tents on Mary need to go. It’s dangerous for my kids to simply go in a walk and go to the park anymore. Clean up our city and start taking real action

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Trina Roseberg Grennan
7 years ago

I am so distressed about the homelessness and drug use in my city and neighborhood! Stop immediately the funding to those groups that have failed to make a difference to these individuals!!

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

I live a bit further north, but agree Seattle needs to find and implement more effective solutions to rampant drug use, property crime (most likely related to drug use), and criminal negligence of the health and safety of those they claim they are trying to help. Anyone who thinks encampments like the one referenced is doing anything good for the residents is blind, stupid, or both.

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Donna Hewitt
7 years ago

This has got to end. If the city doesn’t start doing something radical about this I hope the citizens are ready to fight for their rights.

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Judy haywood
7 years ago

I signed it because I see what is happening to my city. I am moving and feel lucky to be getting out of this area. I can see it going down hill. I dont know what the answer is but I feel if someone wants to drug and drink themselves to death and not get help we shouldn't be the ones to suffer the consequences. I lost a wonderful step grandson last year to drugs and its horrible but he had choices. We treat it like an illness but it's not. It's a choice they make. Unless we can stop the younger ones this problem will triple in the years to come. There has to be some consequences for people using or in possession that will stop people from starting. As harsh as this sounds giving them the right to use is not going to work.

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John Simmons Chappell
7 years ago

There will be consequences.

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Pei-Ying Lee
7 years ago

Try something that is really working, please.

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Lauren peace
7 years ago

Please do something about this for the safety of our community

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Louie richmond
7 years ago

Time to act. No need to study just act

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Paul Raidna
7 years ago

Close it now!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

We need real change and real accountability for the sake of both the neighborhoods and the unhoused. Please invest in real solutions.

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Bill fleming
7 years ago

Fix it ot be replaced!!!!

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Melodie Baker
7 years ago

Please, please help. Thank you!

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Mary Geiger
7 years ago Featured

I agree that the organizations mentioned appear to do little to end homelessness. They are enabling it and this is not fair either to the homeless or the rest of the neighborhood.

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Jennifer Coats
7 years ago

Stop ruining this city.

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Harleigh Ostella
7 years ago

Constructive services, not empire building.

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Harleigh Ostella
7 years ago

Constructive services, not empire building.