Should homeless individuals, that have refused available shelter or housing, be allowed to sleep or encamp on public property?

Yes, in designated encampment areas that do not interfere with public businesses. Create more social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, utilize the existing local programs, and continue to offer available shelter or housing

Yes, but in designated areas for encampment. Create more social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer shelter or housing where and when availability arises

No, they should accept available shelter or housing that is offered to them as a first step in reestablishing their lives. City social workers should utilize available programs to provide free food, clothing, and medicine for these individuals, and have community or city health care workers monitor the offered shelters and housing projects regularly for disease testing and control as well as living conditions

No, they should accept available shelter or housing that is offered to them as a first step in reestablishing their lives. City social workers should utilize available programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine for these individuals, and community or city health care workers should regularly monitor the available and accepted shelters and housing for disease testing and control as well as living conditions

Yes, but in designated encampment areas that do not interfere with the commerce of public businesses. Utilize existing social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and create new programs if needed. Continue to offer available shelter or housing

Yes, but only if the available shelter or housing is virtually uninhabitable due to extreme unsanitary or infested conditions. Public property should be designated encampment areas that do not interfere with the commerce of businesses. Utilize existing social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine.

Yes, but in designated encampment areas that do not interfere with the daily commerce of businesses. Utilize state and community social programs (and create more, if necessary) to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer available shelter or housing

Yes, but in designated encampment areas that do not interfere with the daily commerce of businesses. Utilize existing social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer available shelter or housing

Yes, in designated encampment areas that do not interfere with public businesses. Utilize and expand on social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer available shelter or housing

Yes, in areas that do not encumber public businesses. Utilize and expand state and local social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer available shelter or housing

Yes, but in designated encampment areas that do not interfere with the commerce of businesses. Utilize existing social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer available shelter or housing.

Yes, but in designated encampment areas that do not interfere with the commerce of businesses. Utilize existing social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer available shelter or housing

Yes, but in designated areas for encampment. Create more social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer shelter or housing where availability arises

Yes, but only if the available shelter or housing is practically uninhabitable due to unsanitary or infested conditions. Public property should be designated encampment areas that do not interfere with the commerce of businesses. Utilize existing social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine.

Yes, but allow such individuals to sleep or encamp only in designated public areas that will have minimal interference with the activities of the general populace. Continue to provide free food, clothing, and medicine whenever possible to these homeless, and continue to offer shelter or housing when available

No, they should accept available shelter or housing that is offered to them as a first step in reestablishing their lives. City social workers should utilize available programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine for these individuals, and community or city health care workers should regularly monitor the available and accepted shelters and housing for disease testing and living conditions

No, they should accept available shelter or housing that is offered to them as a first step in reestablishing their lives. City social workers should utilize available programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and community or city health care workers should regularly monitor the occupied shelters and housing for disease testing and living conditions

Yes, but in designated areas for encampment. Continue to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer shelter or housing where availability arises

Yes, but in designated areas for encampment that do not interfere with the daily activities of the general public. Continue to offer shelter or housing as availability arises, and utilize social programs and charities to provide free food, clothing and medicine

Yes, but in designated areas for encampment. Continue to offer shelter or housing as availability arises, and utilize social programs and charities to provide free food, clothing and medicine

Yes, in designated areas for encampment. Create more social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer shelter or housing where and when availability arises

No, they should accept available shelter or housing that is offered to them as a first step in reestablishing their lives. Continue to utilize available social programs to provide free food, clothing, and medicine for these individuals, and have community health care and city social workers monitor the offered shelters and housing projects regularly for disease testing and control as well as living conditions while these destitute get back on their feet

Yes, but in designated areas for encampment that do not block the coming-and-going activities of the general public. Create more social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer shelter or housing as availability arises

Yes, but designated areas for encampment should be enforced and more social programs should be created to provide free food, clothing and medicine

Yes, but only in designated areas that do not interfere with urban sidewalks and public businesses. Continue to utilize social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer shelter or housing as availability occurs

Yes, in designated areas that do not interfere with urban sidewalks and public businesses. Continue to utilize social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer shelter or housing as availability occurs

Yes, in areas that do not encumber urban sidewalks or interfere with public businesses. Continue to utilize social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer shelter or housing as availability occurs

Yes, in designated areas that do not encumber urban sidewalks or interfere with public businesses. Utilize local social agencies to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer shelter or housing as availability occurs

Yes, in designated areas that do not encumber urban sidewalks or interfere with public businesses. Utilize local social agencies to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer available shelter or housing

Yes, in areas that do not encumber public businesses. Utilize local social agencies to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer available shelter or housing

Yes, in areas that do not encumber public businesses. Create more social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer available shelter or housing

Yes, in areas that do not encumber public businesses. Utilize both federal and local social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer available shelter or housing

Yes, in areas that do not encumber public businesses. Create more social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer available shelter or housing.

Yes, in designated encampment areas that do not interfere with public businesses. Utilize existing national and local social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer available shelter or housing.

Yes, in designated encampment areas that do not interfere with public businesses. Create more social programs to provide free food, clothing and medicine, and continue to offer available shelter or housing