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Portland weighs loosening city code around where homeless shelters, organized camps can open

Portland weighs loosening city code around where homeless shelters, organized camps can open “You can t be perpetually in a state of emergency. We have to find a new normal at some point,” said Eric Engstrom, a principal planner with the city. Author: Maggie Vespa Updated: 8:27 PM PDT March 15, 2021 PORTLAND, Ore. Nearly 100 people, as of Monday evening, were signed up to speak to Portland’s City Council Wednesday about a proposed list of changes to city codes surrounding where homeless shelters and organized camps can open.  It would essentially wave zoning restrictions and speed up permitting processes, allowing agencies and non-profits to open shelters practically anywhere in Portland. That, in temporary cases, includes parks.

Pamplin Media Group - Council delays vote on homeless shelter expansion plan

Council delays vote on homeless shelter expansion plan March 11 2021 A second hearing on the proposal is added after concerns grow that too many new shelters will be sited in East Portland. The City Council has scheduled an additional hearing on a controversial proposal to allow more homeless shelters, including sanctioned campsites, in most of Portland. The first hearing on the Shelter to Housing Continuum Project is scheduled for Wednesday, March 17, as originally planned. But, largely because of concerns that a disproportionate number of new shelters could be sited in East Portland, the council has now scheduled another hearing on March 24, when the final vote was set to take place. That is now tentatively scheduled for March 31.

Newark brings COVID vaccinations to people at homeless shelters

Newark brings COVID vaccinations to people at homeless shelters Updated Mar 11, 2021; Posted Mar 11, 2021 Newark began offering coronavirus vaccinations to people staying at the YMCA on Broad Street on Tuesday, March 9, 2021.courtesy of City of Newark Facebook Share Newark has started to vaccinate people at homeless shelters and will soon unveil a mobile plan to inoculate those who are not staying at a shelter, the city announced Wednesday. People staying at the YMCA on Broad Street were the first to get vaccinated on Tuesday night. Nurses and practitioners will also be sent to offer vaccinations to people staying at 18 shelters across Newark, the city said in a release.

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