Ted Yao News Today

MOSES LAKE — The city of Moses Lake announced Thursday it will enforce a trespass request next week on any vehicles parked on private property along N. Central Drive between the Goodwill and Home Depot. “Our hope is that people will follow the trespass order and they will be gone,” said Police Chief Kevin Fuhr. “But if not, we will take enforcement measures and impound the vehicles.” ...

MOSES LAKE - On Thursday, the City of Moses Lake announced its intent to crack down on homeless people living in their vehicles on Central Drive.

MOSES LAKE — The city of Moses Lake is preparing to post “No Trespassing” signs along Central Drive and the Moses Lake Police Department is preparing eviction notices for the owners of the nine RVs now parked along the street, according to an email exchange between City Manager Allison Williams and property owner Ted Yao. “Your rep has authorized our trespass and ‘No Trespass’ signage is being prepared,” Williams wrote in the email exchange with Yao on Friday. “Our police departm...

MOSES LAKE — The owner of the properties along North Central Drive where a number of homeless have parked their RVs has given permission to a group of volunteers to post “no trespassing” signs and has asked the Moses Lake Police Department to do something about the situation, according to an email provided to the Columbia Basin Herald...

MOSES LAKE — The city of Moses Lake is still looking at sites for parking RVs used as residences — eight of which are parked along North Central Drive — and hopes to have some possible options to give to the city council at their next formal meetings in early May. “We are looking at surplus city properties, and we will bring options to you on May 11 to move the units,” City Manager Allison Williams told council members during their previous regular meeting on April 11...