rhd420•

Rangers would “enforce relevant ordinances, ensure safety, assist with maintenance and operations, reduce hazards, offer interpretation and educational resources to the public, provide outreach to unsheltered individuals in the area, and ensure that the river is an amenity for the local community,” the announcement says.

and another danger to the public especially if a fire is ignited or when it rains and puts first responders at risk. They have shelters and programs all of the county and it's their choice to live like that but yet it will be the city's fault if they cause damage or lose their lives ... bunch of squatters

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BraydenDakota•

I've been down there. It's super sketchy. The problem isn't the transient drug addicts that live down there. The biggest problem is the shitheads that live in the adjacent apartment buildings. Any attempt to clean this area will lead to disparate impact and will be shut down.

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Chin-BallsLong Beach•

It would help end a lot of bike theft rings. You can see encampments on the 710 with lots of bike parts

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pinkblossom331•

There are a ton of encampments near the 110 with a lot of bike parts too.

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