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Portland City Council Narrowly Rejects Proposal to Cut Millions for Homeless Camp Removals
Councilors debated a $4.3 million cut to the Impact Reduction Program, which removes homeless camps; the program cleared about 8,000 camps this fiscal year, exceeding projections.
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Portland City Council narrowly rejects proposal to cut millions for homeless camp removals
The defeat capped a turbulent several days of City Hall politicking that reverberated across Portland and rekindled the debate over campsite removals, which critics — including some homeless advocates — say are cruel, costly and ineffective.
·Portland, United States
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