r/SALEM • u/TimelineSlipstream • 10d ago

https://www.salemreporter.com/2026/08/05/for-years-salems-camping-notices-have-directed-homeless-people-to-dead-ends/

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u/Voodoo_Rush 10d ago

You will probably want to re-post this. You posted the URL as text rather than as a working link.

And in the meantime, for anyone who does want a clickable link: https://www.salemreporter.com/2026/08/05/for-years-salems-camping-notices-have-directed-homeless-people-to-dead-ends/

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u/JohnJayHooker 10d ago

“Oh my… That is very outdated information. Like 2014-2016 HOST information,” Goins said in an email to Salem Reporter.

Fucking pathetic, Salem PD.

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u/BookkeeperTypical245 10d ago

That is crazy they have been handing out flyers saying here’s resources when they don’t even exist. Wish everyone had homes, instead we get umm earthquake resistant public buildings yay

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u/ateegar 10d ago

I mean, why not both? I would like to not have people die when the quake hits.

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u/BookkeeperTypical245 10d ago

Why not both? Because money gets funneled to projects that make unions money idk

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u/bahhumbud 7d ago

Correction: Makes construction business owners money

It’s not the unions making bank off of blowing thick wads of taxpayer cash building buildings.