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Clean and Safe program made nearly 3,000 contacts in first year of downtown Colorado Springs outreach
1+ mon, 1+ day ago (831+ words) The pilot version of the Clean and Safe program in downtown Colorado Springs has hit the one-year mark, marking thousands of contacts with visitors and some intransigent homeless residents. Leaders from the Downtown Partnership presented a progress report to Colorado…...
Downtown Colorado Springs 'Clean and Safe' initiative marks one year with mixed results
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (229+ words) COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KOAA) — The Downtown Partnership presented a one-year progress report on the "Clean and Safe" initiative to Colorado Springs City Council Monday, with leaders pointing to cleaner streets and reduced reliance on police as early signs of success....
Ban on car, truck camping leads to new ‘safe parking’ initiative for homeless families in Colorado Springs
2+ mon, 4+ week ago (945+ words) A program that was born out of a March 10 decision by Colorado Springs City Council to ban car camping on public streets within city limits for more than 24 hours is close to launching, according to organizers. “We understand there are…...
Colorado Springs residents share their thoughts on homelessness, polarization at town hall
3+ mon, 1+ week ago (490+ words) Around 40 Colorado Springs residents filled tables at the downtown YMCA Tuesday evening to talk about polarization and homelessness with members of the City Council. The town hall, hosted by City Council President Lynette Crow-Iverson, President Pro Tem Brian Risley and…...
Clean & Safe program showing improved safety, cleanliness and homeless assistance in downtown Colorado Springs
3+ mon, 2+ week ago (1401+ words) Logging 15,000 steps over a 3½- to 4-hour shift is one of the many perks of Paul Kavanaugh’s job as an ambassador in downtown Colorado Springs. Others he ticks off are being appreciated, feeling helpful, encountering something different every day and having…...
Colorado Springs City Council raises concerns over mayor's vehicle policy
4+ mon, 1+ day ago (82+ words) Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade has put a new policy in place governing the personal use of city-owned vehicles by elected officials, following a city audit that raised questions about his use of a city car and his security detail....
Step Springs helps homeless men find sobriety and employment months after opening doors
4+ mon, 4+ day ago (48+ words) Step Springs, a 50-bed residential program in Colorado Springs helping men experiencing homelessness overcome addiction, is marking six months since opening its doors. Step Springs, a 50-bed residential program in Colorado Springs helping men experiencing homelessness overcome addiction, is marking…...
Federal grant could make difference in addressing homelessness in Colorado Springs
7+ mon, 2+ day ago (53+ words) Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A nearly $5 million federal grant could make a significant difference on addressing homelessness in the Pikes Peak region. Will... A nearly $5 million federal grant could make…...
Colorado Springs homeless ask for more support from homeless outreach program
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (314+ words) COLORADO SPRINGS — Kenneth Murriel, the executive director at Superior Connections, a recovery and support center for the formerly unhoused, is hoping to bridge the gap between the homeless population and outreach programs. “I know with the homeless population, it’s an…...
Two specialized Colorado Springs police teams unite to address homelessness
5+ mon, 2+ week ago (810+ words) Two specialized units within the Colorado Springs Police Department, which for years have been patrolling concentrated areas of the city for issues pertaining to homelessness, have merged and been re-tasked, according to Lt. Ryan Tepley, who oversees the new Peak…...