The city has officially confirmed that the Crowne Plaza will not be repurposed into an emergency shelter. This result is a testament to the persistence of our neighborhood regarding the responsible use of local resources. We will continue to monitor future development proposals for this site to ensure it remains …
Mayor Tim Keller has recently added the Crowne Plaza Hotel to a list of potential sites for for an emergency homeless shelter. Not only is it $2 million over approved budget, it will be a costly location to upkeep. Plus it will cause hardships for the local businesses in this area. The businesses will be devastated by increased pan handling, vandalism and theft. Help us tell our city leadership that this is NOT the spot for a homeless shelter!
The petition has now reached two hundred and fifty signatures. This level of engagement confirms that residents share our concerns regarding the proposed site at the Crowne Plaza.
Reached 250 supporters
February 28, 2020
Reached 100 supporters
February 21, 2020
65 Comments
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Levi Ballog
6 years ago
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I am against this. If you put them in this hotel, yes they will have a place to sleep and take a shower. What about eating, cleaning there cloths. who is going to fix a clogged toilet shower, Who is going to do repairs after water damage. Who is going to hold them accountable for the well being of the structure. Think about it. Not a good idea at all!!!!!
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David McKay
6 years ago
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Regardless of the location I believe use of a hotel is an inappropriate option for a homeless shelter. It would be impossible to ensure security and be inordinately expensive to maintain.
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Seth Heath
6 years ago
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This is the wrong place, wrong price and wrong building for the funds approved by voters.
A smaller more modern facility built closer other homeless support places is a better idea.
I hope you agree.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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This is not the solution Albuquerque is looking for. This will further hurt an already crime ridden area, as well as taxpayers by going 2 million over budget.
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Eric fabian
6 years ago
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There is to much going on in this area as a business owner I have been robbed 2 times in past 3 weeks and have had to clean up human waste many times on my property this will make the situation here only worse and will force the sale and closures of my business also why would abq city give up gross tax from this busy hotel more money lost in long term
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Chelsey Moore
6 years ago
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We already have an out of control homeless population in this area. We do not want the shelter to bring more crime and scare people away from supporting mom & pop businesses in the area. Please consider another location!
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Sirena
6 years ago
This is the worst location to put a shelter! Its dead center in our city and this will drive away our tourist annually profits. This facility needs to be build far out in the south valley or rio rancho and away from businesses
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Anonymous
6 years ago
Please stop trying to cover up the problem and fix it.
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The city has officially confirmed that the Crowne Plaza will not be repurposed into an emergency shelter. This result is a testament to the persistence of our neighborhood regarding the responsible use of local resources. We will continue to monitor future development proposals for this site to ensure it remains …
Mayor Tim Keller has recently added the Crowne Plaza Hotel to a list of potential sites for for an emergency homeless shelter. Not only is it $2 million over approved budget, it will be a costly location to upkeep. Plus it will cause hardships for the local businesses in this area. The businesses will be devastated by increased pan handling, vandalism and theft. Help us tell our city leadership that this is NOT the spot for a homeless shelter!
The petition has now reached two hundred and fifty signatures. This level of engagement confirms that residents share our concerns regarding the proposed site at the Crowne Plaza.
Reached 250 supporters
February 28, 2020
Reached 100 supporters
February 21, 2020
65 Comments
L
Levi Ballog
6 years ago
Featured
I am against this. If you put them in this hotel, yes they will have a place to sleep and take a shower. What about eating, cleaning there cloths. who is going to fix a clogged toilet shower, Who is going to do repairs after water damage. Who is going to hold them accountable for the well being of the structure. Think about it. Not a good idea at all!!!!!
D
David McKay
6 years ago
Featured
Regardless of the location I believe use of a hotel is an inappropriate option for a homeless shelter. It would be impossible to ensure security and be inordinately expensive to maintain.
S
Seth Heath
6 years ago
Featured
This is the wrong place, wrong price and wrong building for the funds approved by voters.
A smaller more modern facility built closer other homeless support places is a better idea.
I hope you agree.
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
This is not the solution Albuquerque is looking for. This will further hurt an already crime ridden area, as well as taxpayers by going 2 million over budget.
E
Eric fabian
6 years ago
Featured
There is to much going on in this area as a business owner I have been robbed 2 times in past 3 weeks and have had to clean up human waste many times on my property this will make the situation here only worse and will force the sale and closures of my business also why would abq city give up gross tax from this busy hotel more money lost in long term
C
Chelsey Moore
6 years ago
Featured
We already have an out of control homeless population in this area. We do not want the shelter to bring more crime and scare people away from supporting mom & pop businesses in the area. Please consider another location!
S
Sirena
6 years ago
This is the worst location to put a shelter! Its dead center in our city and this will drive away our tourist annually profits. This facility needs to be build far out in the south valley or rio rancho and away from businesses
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Please stop trying to cover up the problem and fix it.
I am against this. If you put them in this hotel, yes they will have a place to sleep and take a shower. What about eating, cleaning there cloths. who is going to fix a clogged toilet shower, Who is going to do repairs after water damage. Who is going to hold them accountable for the well being of the structure. Think about it. Not a good idea at all!!!!!