Zero KC Homeless Camps Coming Soon To Your Neighborhood?!?

The homeless crisis is about to get REAL for a great many locals . . . Especially those who didn't vote the right way.

The "Zero KC" plan is mostly a farce but this facet of the operation deserves attention . . .

Something to consider for election season: The longstanding debate over putting easy access encampments in local neighborhoods . . .  

The city hall verbiage is better and here's a peek at how they're going to sell it . . .

"That’s why the resolution focuses on a need for more low barrier shelters, places where people can sleep without as many hoops to jump through. One example in the plan is a parking lot that could be used as a safe place to park and sleep in a vehicle overnight or during the day."

Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .

What's Kansas City going to do about the homeless? an interview with Ryana Parks-Shaw

Kansas City Council unanimously approved a resolution for a strategic plan to end homelessness in the city sponsored by 5th District Councilwoman Ryana Parks Shaw. The resolution establishes a policy focus for the Housing and Community Development Department that was established last June, and Parks-Shaw says it is also the basis for several federal grant applications the city is applying for this month to address homelessness.