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Bend City Council Update 5/18/22
Councilors made the first of two votes needed to approve development code changes that would provide options for various types of shelters to be built in most zoning districts in Bend.
Shelters can provide a bridge for houseless community members until they can get into more stable or permanent housing. Shelters are part of
Bend City Council Houselessness Update 5/4/22
I wanted to start tonight talking about the Rainbow Motel, an important topic due to our earlier conversation with the Bend Central District Business Association and in relation to houselessness.
- The City has purchased the Rainbow Motel property, an opportunistic public investment that could meet a variety of short-term and/or long-term community needs,
Bend Police Chief’s Advisory Council Update Applications accepted until June 15. The Police Chief’s Advisory Council advises the Chief of Police and the Police Department on various issues from the community’s perspective. Post Date: 04/25/2022 10:21 AM Bend Police Chief’s Advisory Council Update
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Bend City Council Houselessness Update 4/20/22
In this update, I want to focus on camps in City rights-of-way, a topic that is a big concern to our community.
Rights-of-way, by definition, are pieces of land set aside for public benefit and use, primarily for public travel. These include streets and sidewalks or land set aside for those uses that
Monday, April 25th, 2022
-arrival time is 5:15pm to complete registration and submit panelist questions.
-Town Hall to promptly start at 5:30pm
Meeting Invitation for 4/25/2022
Bend residents have been clamoring for an opportunity to discuss the new shelter code changes in a forum that allows them to hear the facts and ask questions. In