US EditionAmber Duke: Real-life consequences of bad policy, marking one year of House Bill 5 - NKyTribune
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Amber Duke: Real-life consequences of bad policy, marking one year of House Bill 5 - NKyTribune
On July 15, 2024, House Bill 5 went into effect and made Kentucky one of the first states in the country to criminalize street camping. One year later, we’re left with a chilling legacy: hundreds of citations, growing mistrust of outreach efforts, worsening homelessness, and a question that still hangs heavy: why did we let this happen? According to statewide data, more than 425 charges for unlawful camping have been filed across 30 Kentucky cou…
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