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Washington Street Homeless Shelter

277 Comments

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Richard Hallenbeck
7 years ago

Poor choices by poor government. Unacceptable

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Karen
7 years ago

Should not be in a busy residential area ! So many children around ! Should never had been decided with out the people in the neighborhood input ! 50 beds are you kidding this many coming in and out in the morning and wondering to get in at night !!

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Carlos R Criollo
7 years ago

I’m not against homeless people.. but most of them have drug problems, or are sex offenders and that will put in danger to many families especially with kids.. like MY FAMILY.

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Mary Lou Capozzelli
7 years ago

So many young children in this area what are they thinking

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Kathryn Lounsbury
7 years ago

This location is very close to Blue Mt. Reservation and may impact

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Anonymous
7 years ago

A lot of young kids around and schools are to close

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Tanya Ruiz
7 years ago

I do not want the value of my home to drop. I have small children and homeless shelters have a lot of mentally unstable people.

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Frank Lynch
7 years ago

This is a foolish idea, they could allow pedophiles and other criminals in a residential area

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Kim Borst
7 years ago

No way!

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Linda Lynch
7 years ago

Absolutely not! This is a residential area with children. That's enough reason to say NO

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Elena Walker
7 years ago

This homeless shelter needs to be kept away from our residential neighborhoods.

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Joseph Fitzgerald
7 years ago

Perhaps this should be re thought before allowing this in a residential area. Maybe in the old firehouse next to city hall.

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Thomas Gronowski
7 years ago

I don't want this in my neighborhood. I have worked to hard for many years to have my property value go down the tubes.

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Carlos Criollo
7 years ago

No way this is going to happen.. so many families will be affected by this

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Joe
7 years ago

4500 blue clay road

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Colleen Hard
7 years ago

Better placement of a facility can be found. This building is in residential & not near any resources. Security is a major issue.

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Brittany Hays
7 years ago

Relocate the shelter to a non residential area.

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Faith Booth
7 years ago

There is a meeting on Sept 13

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Anonymous
7 years ago

They don’t need it they already have a few and are all dumps, they cause problems and burglaries they harass people at intersections and business it’s not needed they have one down at the river that’s a dump they don’t fix anything and eventually turn into run down buildings I know this from working construction

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Absolutely not. Peekskill already has a shelter, it’s the Jan Peek Shelter, we don’t need more.