Say NO to proposed homeless shelter location in Clackamas
The proposed conversion of the Quality Inn on Sunnyside Rd into a homeless shelter has sparked concern among local residents and business owners in Clackamas County. While services for individuals in need are important and should be available in Clackamas County, however this particular location will directly impact local businesses and residents.
Located in the heart of a commercial district near Clackamas Town Center, this location is ill suited due to its proximity to densely populated and congested commercial areas. The presence of a homeless shelter in this area could potentially lead to increased crime rates and public health issues, as well as negatively impact local businesses and their customers.
Additionally, the high cost of purchasing the hotel, with each room costing $158,000 before refurbishing expenses, raises questions about the allocation of resources.
The community strongly believes that the Clackamas County Commissioners should reconsider the location of this project and find a more suitable location that balances the needs of the community and those in need of homeless services. This will help ensure a positive outcome for everyone involved.
Enter your information into the form to quickly send an email to tell them to vote NO on this proposed location.
Say NO to proposed homeless shelter location in Clackamas
The proposed conversion of the Quality Inn on Sunnyside Rd into a homeless shelter has sparked concern among local residents and business owners in Clackamas County. While services for individuals in need are important and should be available in Clackamas County, however this particular location will directly impact local businesses and residents.
Located in the heart of a commercial district near Clackamas Town Center, this location is ill suited due to its proximity to densely populated and congested commercial areas. The presence of a homeless shelter in this area could potentially lead to increased crime rates and public health issues, as well as negatively impact local businesses and their customers.
Additionally, the high cost of purchasing the hotel, with each room costing $158,000 before refurbishing expenses, raises questions about the allocation of resources.
The community strongly believes that the Clackamas County Commissioners should reconsider the location of this project and find a more suitable location that balances the needs of the community and those in need of homeless services. This will help ensure a positive outcome for everyone involved.
Enter your information into the form to quickly send an email to tell them to vote NO on this proposed location.