St. Paul apartment residents raise health, safety concerns over homeless encampment
Residents at the Waterford Bay Apartments in St. Paul, Minnesota, say they have both health and safety concerns after a homeless encampment next door has continued to grow for months. Residents at the Waterford Bay Apartments in St. Paul, Minnesota, have raised health and safety concerns due to a growing homeless encampment next door. The encampment, which was cleared in August, has been at the intersection of Shepard Road and Randolph Avenue by the apartment building. Residents have documented drug use and damaged cars. The St.Paul City Council has voted to implement a 60-day pause for outreach before clearing camps and plans to open both temporary and permanent shelter sites. A spokesperson for Mayor Kaohly Her stated that the administration plans to clear the encampment but did not specify a timeline.
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Residents at the Waterford Bay Apartments in St. Paul, Minnesota, say they have both health and safety concerns after a homeless encampment next door has continued to grow for months.
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Onderwerpen: Social Issues, Homelessness
