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Do you support the construction of permanent supportive units for the homeless?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
552 Votes

Do you support the construction of permanent supportive units for the homeless?

Yes

2

No

10

Yes

2 Comments
No one has commented yet

No

10 Comments
Mark Mueller
2
Mark Mueller

More freebies won't solve the problem, just create more recipients! It is becoming more apparent that the city council wants Bend to be more like Portland.

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Jeff Neely
1
Jeff Neely

If you give homeless people free stuff, more will come. Where is the personal responsibility to work, save and buy your own home or pay rent some place. You are rewarding drug use. Stop it and enforce the law and homelessness will drop.

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Matt
1
Matt

You cannot force transients to get help. Our worthless city council and mayor have destroyed our city by allowing transients to terrorize the community with crime, fires, robbery, rape, drug use and destruction of property. They will not use places with rules and restrictions. Wake up Bend!

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sandra zollman
sandra zollman

Couldn't agree more. The liberals have spent years trying to make Bend into liberal Portland. If we don't get these city councilors and mayor out of office we will soon become the state that everyone fled to move here.

Kimmy Wasatch
1
Kimmy Wasatch

Thorwing more money and free services will not solve the problem.

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J-bird
J-bird

Many of these people are older and have paid into the system, so your ignorance is pointless yet again.

Latterdaysaint
1
Latterdaysaint

That's not solving the underlying issue of homelessness witch is mental health and drug use

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J-bird
J-bird

Supportive housing is intended to address those issues. Sobriety is mandatory and mental health counseling is among the services provided.

Larry Ewart
0
Larry Ewart

Homelessness is becoming an industry. Once we get thousands of people dependent on jobs there will be no going back.

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Larry Merrill
0
Larry Merrill

More people are in the homeless business than are truly homeless. Help families and the working poor that can truly benefit.

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Charleen Holstad
0
Charleen Holstad

They seem to receive more opportunities then I do. I have worked all my life since I was 12, and for them to get free housing and free $1000.00 a month, that's more then I make. I think this bill failed, but it was in the works.

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sandra zollman
0
sandra zollman

Only if they have a 40 hour job and are willing to pay some rent or have social security and pay some rent. Handouts don't help people, they enable them.

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Do you think cell phones should be banned in schools?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
277 Votes

Do you think cell phones should be banned in schools?

Yes

6

No

0

Yes

6 Comments
JP
2
JP

Silly poll.... Who's in the leadership role here 🤔?

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Melissa Howiler
1
Melissa Howiler

Theresno need for kids to be on them during school

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Melissa Howiler
Melissa Howiler

Recess lunch ok

Kimmy Wasatch
1
Kimmy Wasatch

Banned, of course , kids need to learn how to TALK to each other and not be on a phone but pay attention but learn in class,

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Latterdaysaint
1
Latterdaysaint

Yes, it's a distraction!

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Sussie Due
0
Sussie Due

If the family needs to contact the child in an emergency, they can call the school and the school can relay the message to the child. It worked for me in the 60's and 70's, it can work now too.

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No

0 Comment
No one has commented yet
Do you think the new campus will be an asset to the community?
KTVZ Asked by KTVZ
160 Votes

Do you think the new campus will be an asset to the community?

Yes

0

No

1

Yes

0 Comment
No one has commented yet

No

1 Comment
Latterdaysaint
0
Latterdaysaint

Alot of indoctrination

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