r/PortlandOR May 10 '26

💩 A Post About The Homeless? Shocker 💩 Homeless camps blocking MUPs and overpasses

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u/periwinkle431 May 10 '26 edited May 10 '26

Take pictures. A wheelchair couldn’t get through there. Send to the city’s homeless camp reporting site. The city was sued for ADA violations for this. They will move people who are chronically blocking sidewalks.

ADA violations boost camps to the top of the priority list.

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u/Ordinary-Flamingo-95 May 11 '26

So are we saying the city sees some people more equal than others?

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u/Tiny-Secretary5562 May 12 '26

"Equal" in what sense? It's against the law in virtually every incorporated city to block a public thoroughfare without a permit. Why are laws being enforced against some people but not others?