Pathway to Stability Project Townhall: Concerning the HomelessDate: Monday, April, 21, 2025Time: 5PM- 7PMNote Change of Location is: Calvary Chapel at 269 W Harbeck RoadSee
The senate bill SB 645 bill repeals the 2021 bill HB3115 which states “Objectively Reasonable” for time, place and manner. The “Objectively Reasonable” language is
Background In a previous article, Understanding State and Federal Law in regard to Homelessness: – Josephine County Oregon Republican Party I discussed a Supreme Court
Until HB3115 is repealed we will be at the mercy of the homeless and their lawsuits.Action item: Sample letter below to send to our lawmakers.
What is happening with the homeless in Grants Pass is not the result of our city council but is a result of Oregon’s laws. The
Federal Law: The supreme court ruling states: that local governments can enforce anti-camping ordinances against homeless individuals, even when no alternative shelter is available. The
Homeless discussion starts around mark 40:00About Mark 45:00 – Pay close attention.J Street Closed using legal council advice. Lost about 20% of the homeless, went
It appears former Mayor Sara Bristol disregarded an October 3, 2024, memo from Disability Rights Oregon (DRO) warning of potential legal action due to ADA
Confused about the latest homeless ruling: The supreme court ruling states: that local governments can enforce anti-camping ordinances against homeless individuals, even when no alternative
Judge blocks Grants Pass from enforcing its camping ban for two weeksFrom today’s ruling from the lawsuit filed 1/30/25:https://streetlightnews.org/judge-blocks-grants-pass-from-enforcing-its-camping-ban-for-two-weeks/“According to the lawsuit, the campsites are
