I-90 homeless encampment drops to less than 150 residents

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According to the Washington State Department of Transportation, the site is continuing to shrink compared to the 467-person count the camp had in the fall.

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I work hard for the money I make and it pisses me off that these people get a chunk of that. $90, 000 damage to the convention center wasn't enough? Seriously....? Don't ya'll see that the more you give them, the more they'll take? Quit feeding them and they'll go away!

Thehangmancometh

They all moved south for the winter. They'll be back when things warm up in the spring. Like birds.

elliotmann

Explains all the prowling and breakins. Well done city officials.

gasaddict

The news interviews a man wearing pants on his head like it's no big deal... 🤔
Okay then.🤷‍♂️

AFloridaSon

I guess they moved to a warmer place. If they are Ok with the camp site, why can't these homeless moved a single location where they can be provided freedom to do drugs, freedom to set up their own tent, freedom to poop and trash all over, free food, free medical/mental care and free job training/referrals? It could be a huge simple warehouse. If any homeless gets a job, then we can start thinking about the permanent placement assistance. As long as these people continue to suffer from drug abuse, mental/physical disability to be excluded from working, a permanent place for them to set up a tent can be a good way to sustain them.

singlefather

What our state needs to do is dump astronomical amounts of our tax dollars into nothing.

ronferderer

THERE ARE MANY OTHER HOMELESS PEOPLE IN SPOKANE THAT NEED HELP OTHER THAN THAT DAMN CAMP DOPE.

vickiesmith

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