Downtown Denver will see a 'compassionate' crackdown to improve health and safety
Neighbors say things are already better than they were last year.
Source: denverite.com
Stay updated with breaking news from Rob Squire. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Neighbors say things are already better than they were last year.
A newly-formed neighborhood association representing residents in Denver's Upper Downtown neighborhood hopes to tackle issues of safety and cleanliness.
“It is about safety in terms of no public drug use and reducing crime, and also moving people from the illegal encampments into shelter and drug treatment,” said an organizer.