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City Council Hears Public Feedback on Proposal to Criminalize Unsheltered Homelessness - Vimarsana News

City Council Hears Public Feedback on Proposal to Criminalize Unsheltered Homelessness

City Commissioners heard loud opposition and support Wednesday to a proposed city policy that would ban homeless camping across Portland. The seven hours of testimony, provided by more than 200 Portlanders, painted a clear picture of who stands to benefit from the plan—and who could be harmed by the ordinance as proposed. "I can tell you again and again, camping bans come up as something politicians brandish to placate some constituents while making life unbearable...

Partnership program impacting people experiencing homelessness - Vimarsana News

Partnership program impacting people experiencing homelessness

A program launched by the city of Portland and nonprofit "Trash for Peace" pays people experiencing homelessness $20 an hour to pick up trash in Portland

Source: kgw.com
E-Bike stolen from nonprofit that helps clean up trash - Vimarsana News

E-Bike stolen from nonprofit that helps clean up trash

Portland's based Trash for Peace uses that e-bike and an attached trailer to pick up at homeless camps and around the city of Portland

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In Another Reversal, City Says Hazelnut Grove Can Keep Additional Services - Vimarsana News

In Another Reversal, City Says Hazelnut Grove Can Keep Additional Services

by Alex Zielinski • Feb 26, 2021 at 3:01 pm A pathway through Hazelnut Grove. Alex Zielinski After a week of mixed messaging from City Hall, Hazelnut Grove residents have received some good news: The city will not be cutting its current services to the North Portland tiny home village in the "foreseeable future." That means the city will continue to provide trash pickup, porta-potty services, and an on-site storage unit to the village, which occupies a triangle of city-owned land between N Greeley and Interstate. Perhaps of most importance to the 17 ...