Many Maine towns and cities are turning to policies that ignore the root causes of unsheltered homelessness and threaten unhoused residents' rights. We're seeking more information to learn about policies and enforcement practices in Lewiston and Auburn.
As cities like Portland forcibly displace unhoused residents, we're seeking information to learn about the policies and enforcement practices happening throughout the state, including in Lewiston and Auburn. Policies like camping bans harm unhoused residents, are a waste of resources that ignore the root causes of homelessness, and threaten unhoused people's constitutional rights.
See our requests in the PDFs at the bottom of this page or here and here.
This request is in progress and the page will be updated after we have received and analyzed all relevant documents. Last updated: June 3, 2024.
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Many Maine towns and cities are turning to policies that ignore the root causes of unsheltered homelessness and threaten unhoused residents' rights. We're seeking more information to learn about Sanford's policies and enforcement practices.
As cities like Portland forcibly displace unhoused residents, we're seeking information to learn about the policies and enforcement practices happening throughout the state, including in Sanford. Policies like camping bans harm unhoused residents, are a waste of resources that ignore the root causes of homelessness, and threaten unhoused people's constitutional rights.
See our request in the PDF at the bottom of this page or here.
This request is in progress and the page will be updated after we have received and analyzed all relevant documents. Last updated: June 3, 2024.
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Thursday, March 14, 2024 - 2:00pm
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City of Bangor: Treatment of Unhoused Residents
City of Portland: Forcible Displacement of Unhoused Residents
Portland City Council Rejects Proposal to Protect Unhoused Residents' Constitutional Rights, Save Lives
Portland to Forcibly Displace Residents in Face of Council Opposition
Portland and State DOT Must Cancel Plans to Forcibly Displace Residents
We're Demanding Portland Stop Criminalizing Homelessness, Invest in Real Solutions
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Many Maine towns and cities are turning to policies that ignore the root causes of unsheltered homelessness and threaten unhoused residents' rights. We're seeking more information to learn about Bangor's policies and enforcement practices.
As cities like Portland forcibly displace unhoused residents, we're seeking information to learn about the policies and enforcement practices happening throughout the state, including in Bangor. Policies like camping bans harm unhoused residents, are a waste of resources that ignore the root causes of homelessness, and threaten unhoused people's constitutional rights.
See our request in the PDF at the bottom of this page or here.
This request is in progress and the page will be updated after we have received and analyzed all relevant documents. Last updated: May 31, 2024.
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Thursday, March 14, 2024 - 2:00pm
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Portland City Council Rejects Proposal to Protect Unhoused Residents' Constitutional Rights, Save Lives
Portland to Forcibly Displace Residents in Face of Council Opposition
Portland and State DOT Must Cancel Plans to Forcibly Displace Residents
We're Demanding Portland Stop Criminalizing Homelessness, Invest in Real Solutions
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