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A syringe exchange ban signed by the mayor could face challenge from voters.

Pueblo moves forward with ordinance that would pay homeless people to clean up the city

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Warming shelters open during storm in Southern Colorado

Mayor Heather Graham holds a roundtable discussion about the no-camping ordinance

Pueblo Mayor hosts roundtable discussion on the unhoused

(PUEBLO, Colo.) — Pueblo Mayor Heather Graham and local nonprofit leaders, organizations, and individuals gathered on Thursday, Feb. 22 for discussions about the unhoused and people experiencing homelessness. The roundtable was organized by Mayor Graham after the no-camping ordinance passed on Monday, Feb. 12 by Pueblo City Council. “We had so many individuals come to […]

Camping on sidewalks and city parks now illegal in Pueblo

Camping on sidewalks and city parks now illegal in Pueblo, targeting homeless concerns. Human waste, needles and trash pose health risks and concerns.

Pueblo City Council passes no camping ordinance

(PUEBLO, Colo.) — On Monday, Feb. 12, Pueblo City Council passed an ordinance banning public camping in an effort to combat the health and safety risks associated with illegal camps on public land. The ordinance prohibits any temporary structures for housing on public property not expressly authorized by the city. The ordinance delineates that occupants […]

Pueblo bans camping on public property; violators face fines up to $1,000

Pueblo City Council approved an ordinance Monday that makes it unlawful to camp on city property. Here's what to know about the new law.

Pueblo nonprofit secures new building to house homeless people during winter emergencies

Crazy Faith Street Ministry has a new building that will serve as a warming shelter during the winter for Pueblo's homeless.

Pueblo mayor's State of the City address covers public safety, roads and community investment

“We have our problems with crime like every other city in America,” Mayor Nick Gradisar said. “The residents of Pueblo deserve to not only feel safe in their neighborhoods, but they deserve to be safe.”