Portland homeless cesspool- Denver next?

[Aloha_Shooter]

The ED209 has a reputation for having a tough time with stairs.

Not many stairs if it's just patrolling the sidewalks. It DOES seem to have a problem with target recognition but I'm not sure that's an issue if it's left to roam the perimeter of the state capitol.

[sampson]

The ED209 has a reputation for having a tough time with stairs.

Lol

[gnihcraes]

The wife just spent several days in Oakland CA, she said it was a mess with homeless camps. Way worse than Denver. (so far anyway)

[Gman]

Not many stairs if it's just patrolling the sidewalks. It DOES seem to have a problem with target recognition but I'm not sure that's an issue if it's left to roam the perimeter of the state capitol.

I would be perfectly happy to avoid the area.

[lex137]

I work downtown and the main thing that pisses me off about the homeless is all the trash they leave behind or around where they have there tents and shit. They had people cleaning up between 19th-17th and platte st. There are trash cans all over the place, throw your trash away you lazy POS it’s not like you work for a living.

[ben4372]

I was north of Mississippi on Santa Fe and they were cleaning up the homeless camps. Many large trucks full of garbage and stinkier stuff. One park "Ranger" and the rest an environmental cleanup company. As in decontamination. Looked expensive. Crazy!

[Eric P]

I'm in favor of handing out train tickets or bus tickets to California with a gift certificate to a liquor store for pot shop in a California city.

[GilpinGuy]

I'm in favor of handing out train tickets or bus tickets to California with a gift certificate to a liquor store for pot shop in a California city.

I like it! The only snag there is that there enough good intentioned people giving these people gift certificates to liquor stores (aka cash) that there's no reason to get on a bus.