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Deb Williams <br />From: Brenda Bolanos-Ivory <bolanosivory@gmail.com> <br />Sent: Wednesday, March 03, 2021 5:32 PM <br />To: DL-Council <br />Subject: Where will the people go? <br />Please read at tonight's city council meeting. <br />Brenda Bolanoslvory <br />5501 S. 2nd Avenue <br />Everett 98203 <br />Hi Everyone! Mayor and City Council Members, <br />I'm urging you vote no on the "no sit, no stand" ordinance for Smith Avenue for many reasons that come from my four <br />years working with adult men and women experiencing homelessness and addiction. <br />There are many reasons against this ordinance. <br />Here are three. <br />1. Where will they go? When the people are at the Smith Avenue bridge and are cleared by police, we see them in <br />downtown Everett. Please check with police, but I bet there are more complaints by businesses and residents on <br />cleanup days when they leave the Smith Avenue area. <br />2. People need to eat. People need to sleep. They line up on Smith Avenue daily at everett gospel mission's mealtimes <br />and then to get a shelter bed for the night. This ordinance states they could be arrested for that. <br />3. Finally, Robert Smiley and the Hand Up Project and the Everett COET Team interact with these at -risk vulnerable <br />equal residents of Everett. We get them to rehab and many services leading to health and housing. <br />One our biggest problems is finding them again after they ask for help. Its easier when we know where they are. This <br />law makes it harder and often impossible to find them. <br />
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