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Let's not also forget how certain neighborhoods in Seattle react as well. Queen Anne (Upper) and Wallingford, for instance, seem to shuttle homeless off their h
by hbosch 10y ago
Let's not also forget how certain neighborhoods in Seattle react as well. Queen Anne (Upper) and Wallingford, for instance, seem to shuttle homeless off their hills rather effectively.
I work in Pioneer Square currently, and am keeping an eye on what the shiny new Weyerhauser building on Occidental (probably the largest public concentration of transient folks in Pioneer Square) does to the situation.
- techsupporter 10y agoI completely agree, though I do give them a touch of credit for usually voting for (and paying into) the social services that Seattle, City of provides. And a homeless person in Wallingford is still much less likely to be arrested and hauled off to jail on another citizen's having called the police than he or she would be in Woodinville (or, FSM forbid, Medina).