Travis Greiner News Today

A U.S. District Court judge has dismissed a civil rights lawsuit filed by six homeless individuals who challenged the city of Medford’s homeless camping ordinances.

Citing ways that Medfords response to the homelessness crisis differs from landmark cases in Grants Pass and Boise, Idaho, a federal judge has deemed Medfords time-place-manner camping ordinances constitutional.

Secondary Road Use Request for Southeast Iowa Tractor Association Approved

Citing reasons that include insufficient evidence and a local lawyer’s lack of experience with complex civil cases, a federal judge sided against expanding a civil rights lawsuit filed in the names of...

Citing reasons that include insufficient evidence and a local lawyer’s lack of experience with complex civil cases, a federal judge sided against expanding a civil rights lawsuit filed in the names of...

2nd Annual Travis Greiner Memorial Tractor Ride is Scheduled to Roll

So Rising Tide Nicholas Stanley was arrested for disorderly conduct, unlawful use of a motor vehicle and interfering with governmental administration after strapping himself to a backhoe in protest of Travis Greiners eviction. Two people were arrested on the Bear Creek Greenway yesterday after the police came to evict people illegally camped there. Travis Greiner, or TBone to those who know him, was arrested for prohibited camping after he refused to leave after he was evicted. Greiner built...

/ A proposed change to a Medford ordinance would make it a misdemeanor crime use tents in public spaces. This camp was organized by activists in Hawthorne Park in September 2020. In response to recent federal court rulings, the City of Medford plans to change its Prohibited Camping Ordinance. But advocates say the proposed changes will make it even harder for people who can’t find housing to survive. At a recent virtual meeting of the Jackson County Homeless Task Force, Deputy City Attorney ...