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Anti-camping bill for Idaho's largest cities signed into law, Boise mayor responds

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Boise Mayor Lauren McLean issued a statement on the law's passage, saying the city is committed to keeping its "most vulnerable residents" safe.

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Tom Carey: Follow the law and prohibit camping

This is my plea: The Vallejo City Council again enforce its own anti-camping ordinance. As a resident and taxpayer, I feel ignored by the city’s neglect of homeless encampments. My pleas: Focus on opening the Navigation Center. Clear public spaces of encampments, so that Gov. Newsom will not withhold state funds for Vallejo. Clear encampments at the foot of Georgia Street, plus those surrounding the ferry parking garage, and around the JFK Libr…

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Anti-camping bill for Idaho's largest cities signed into law; Boise mayor responds

Originally published April 2 on KTVB.COM.Gov. Brad Little signed legislation on Tuesday the prohibits public camping in Idaho’s largest cities. Boise Mayor Lauren McLean issued a statement on its passage.

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Anti-camping bill for Idaho's largest cities signed into law, Boise mayor responds

Boise Mayor Lauren McLean issued a statement on the law's passage, saying the city is committed to keeping its "most vulnerable residents" safe.

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Boise Mayor responds to new law banning camping on public property

Boise Mayor Lauren McLean responded on Wednesday to Governor Brad Little's signing of Senate Bill 1141, which bans people from sleeping or camping on public property in cities with more than 100,000 residents. "At the City of Boise, we've been clear on homelessness: we won't allow the problems of other cities here, and we'll work intently as Boiseans do to create long term solutions that work," McLean said in a statement. "Our city policy allows…

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New law would ban fines, criminal penalties for homeless people occupying public land – CWB Chicago

So far, 23 state representatives, including Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch, have signed on as sponsors or co-sponsors of House Bill 1429, also known as the Homeless Bill of Rights. Local governments needing to maintain public access to areas occupied by “unsheltered homeless” people “engaging in life-sustaining activities” would have to rely on options that do not involve fines or criminal penalties for failing to comply.

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