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WV homeless services providers oppose camping ban being considered in Senate

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The West Virginia Senate is considering legislation that would prohibit homeless people and others from “camping” on public property throughout the state.

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WV homeless services providers oppose camping ban being considered in Senate

The West Virginia Senate is considering legislation that would prohibit homeless people and others from “camping” on public property throughout the state. Homeless services providers say the resources it would take to enforce such a ban would be better spent…

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Nevada Globe

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Clark County’s New Camping Ban: Upholding Public Order or Penalizing the Homeless? - Nevada Globe

In an effort to address the growing homelessness crisis, Clark County implemented a new ordinance on February 1, 2025, making it illegal to establish homeless camps in public spaces such as parks and trails. This measure aims to maintain public order and safety, reflecting a commitment to uphold community standards. Enforcement of this ordinance begins with law enforcement officers informing individuals about the new regulations and directing t…

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Scioto Valley Guardian

Council continues to face backlash over homeless ban while two members resign

Scioto Valley Guardian

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Scioto Post

Support and Opposition for Chillicothe's "Anti-Camping" Ordinance

Chillicothe -- The debate on a new ordinance to address homeless camps continued outside of council chambers - literally outside, as well as online. The protesting crowd in front of old City Hall on March 24th was thinner when I videorecorded them about half an hour before the start of the counci

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