Grants Pass is moving unsheltered residents to two city-funded campsites, despite concerns the camps won’t provide water
The program is underway, although an injunction limits the city’s camping ban enforcement
Chattanooga is the only Tennessee city moving toward housing incentives under a new state law
The law allows cities to offer developers zoning incentives in exchange for attainable housing
Grants Pass plans to build city-funded campsites without knowing how much they’ll cost
Initial plans for the sites don’t include providing drinking water
Boise is staying focused on homeless services and affordable housing, rather than updating its camping ban
After a Supreme Court ruling cleared cities and states to enforce camping bans, Boise’s 2021 ban seems likely to stay as is
Grants Pass spends more from federal development grants on administrative costs than homeless services
After winning its Supreme Court case, Grants Pass, Oregon is developing a new camping ban and trying to manage residents’ expectations