Unsanctioned Camping is Unsafe! Fully Fund Compassionate Intervention!
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linda robin du brin
8 years ago
Clean up encampments and city streets so they are safe for citizens who live and work in Seattle.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Solve homelessness by building permanent homes w onsite counseling and/or services for joblessness, alcohol & drug abuse, health care, contraception.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Pleae, no widesoread homeless camping. I can’t wa ok the Burke Gilman without encountering cartloads of trash. Garbage, human feces.
It’s a hazard to the health and well-being of the city.
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Tova Hornung
8 years ago
I think there should be more corporations that pay for this, in Seattle. Amazon, for one, could pay for an entire building, with medical and detox staff and Jeff would still be the richest man. Build a hospital and shelter next, and take the issue to heart. Mary’s Place is going to be kicked out of the Travelodge, if they haven’t already. Instead of building spheres, you could have built an institution to help those less fortunate. Something to think about, Jeff.
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Kim Waag
8 years ago
Enough is enough!
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Denise Catalano
8 years ago
Homeless encampments are not a safe or humane place for people to live, especially families with children.
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Frank Catalano
8 years ago
We need more solutions such as those proposed by King County Assessor John Wilson. Passively allowing illegal camping in public spaces is not a solution.
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Peter Graham
8 years ago
Vagrancy should still be a crime! Littering is a crime. Theft, rampant drug use, how much does it take? Do your damn jobs! Kick the bums out!
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Sabine Mecking
8 years ago
Sawsnt and O’Brien going crazy once more.
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Michael Montwill
8 years ago
No encampments in city parks!
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Deirdre Cochran
8 years ago
let's try to find a real solution to our problem of homeslessness
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Anonymous
8 years ago
These encampments must be cleaned up now. Needles, Trash, Urine and Feces smell? Seattle is starting to look like a 3rd world city, disgusting.
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Craig A Hansen
8 years ago
How about actually showing some concern for the taxpayers for once!
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Anonymous
8 years ago
This proposal has no grip on reality.
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Anonymous
8 years ago
Enough! Quit making Seattle a slum.
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Alexandra Picard
8 years ago
The local government is ruining our city.
Let's address mental health and addiction, and not feed the problem we have.
Everyone is fed up. Who is in charge?!
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April Atwood
8 years ago
Unsanctioned camps are dangerous for the people living in them, and dangerous for neighbors nearby. How do you think all those unemployed addicts get money for their drugs?
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James Fullenwider
8 years ago
Sawant is a danger to the future of our city and her input should be disregarded!
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Brigitte Ardea
8 years ago
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Seattle needs to continue to effectively deal with its homeless population. Living in tents under bridges/in public parks is an approach we should be ashamed of . Let's take pride in our city and it's services. Band-aid solutions are just that.
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Josh Donion
8 years ago
Sawant and O’Brien are alienating citizens and creating hostility and adversaries out of people that would otherwise be advocates.
They are destroying our parks, making our beautiful green space unsafe, filled with pollution, and encouraging substandard living conditions by promoting living in parks or cars.
We need housing, and resources for mentally ill, Substance abuse, and facilities to allow families and pets.
We need the police to be able to enforce the laws.
Clean up encampments and city streets so they are safe for citizens who live and work in Seattle.
Solve homelessness by building permanent homes w onsite counseling and/or services for joblessness, alcohol & drug abuse, health care, contraception.
Pleae, no widesoread homeless camping. I can’t wa ok the Burke Gilman without encountering cartloads of trash. Garbage, human feces. It’s a hazard to the health and well-being of the city.
I think there should be more corporations that pay for this, in Seattle. Amazon, for one, could pay for an entire building, with medical and detox staff and Jeff would still be the richest man. Build a hospital and shelter next, and take the issue to heart. Mary’s Place is going to be kicked out of the Travelodge, if they haven’t already. Instead of building spheres, you could have built an institution to help those less fortunate. Something to think about, Jeff.
Enough is enough!
Homeless encampments are not a safe or humane place for people to live, especially families with children.
We need more solutions such as those proposed by King County Assessor John Wilson. Passively allowing illegal camping in public spaces is not a solution.
Vagrancy should still be a crime! Littering is a crime. Theft, rampant drug use, how much does it take? Do your damn jobs! Kick the bums out!
Sawsnt and O’Brien going crazy once more.
No encampments in city parks!
let's try to find a real solution to our problem of homeslessness
These encampments must be cleaned up now. Needles, Trash, Urine and Feces smell? Seattle is starting to look like a 3rd world city, disgusting.
How about actually showing some concern for the taxpayers for once!
This proposal has no grip on reality.
Enough! Quit making Seattle a slum.
The local government is ruining our city. Let's address mental health and addiction, and not feed the problem we have. Everyone is fed up. Who is in charge?!
Unsanctioned camps are dangerous for the people living in them, and dangerous for neighbors nearby. How do you think all those unemployed addicts get money for their drugs?
Sawant is a danger to the future of our city and her input should be disregarded!
Seattle needs to continue to effectively deal with its homeless population. Living in tents under bridges/in public parks is an approach we should be ashamed of . Let's take pride in our city and it's services. Band-aid solutions are just that.
Sawant and O’Brien are alienating citizens and creating hostility and adversaries out of people that would otherwise be advocates. They are destroying our parks, making our beautiful green space unsafe, filled with pollution, and encouraging substandard living conditions by promoting living in parks or cars. We need housing, and resources for mentally ill, Substance abuse, and facilities to allow families and pets. We need the police to be able to enforce the laws.