After U.S. Supreme Court allows cities to outlaw homeless camping, Grants Pass resumes fining disabled homeless residents, advocates say

Posted 10/6/24

For most of the last three years, elderly and infirm homeless people in Grants Pass have complied with the city’s rule that they must relocate every seven days.

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