Princeton's mayor concerned after report of fireworks shot at homeless camp
- Mayor Spencer Coyne addressed rising unsheltered homelessness and related incidents at a Regional District board meeting on May 8 in Penticton.
- The increase in homeless encampments, including reports of fireworks set near camps, prompted concern from the community and officials investigating the events.
- Coyne noted the issue affects the entire region and stressed that non-profits, health services, and bylaws must join local governments for a broader coordinated response.
- He noted that homelessness in Princeton is increasing and happening more frequently, with some camps sheltering about five individuals despite harsh winter temperatures.
- Coyne emphasized the importance of cooperation among regional parties, suggesting that resolving the issues requires representatives from both staff and non-profit organizations across groups to come together and engage in open discussions.
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