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If you’re feeling unsafe or are concerned about the safety of neighbors, please, also, call 9-1-1 or their non-emergency line of 802-658-2704.

I've already tried that route, apparently the city cares more about non tax payers.

They sure had some “nice masks” made though.

Interesting there has been an uptick in cars being rifled through at night in nearby neighborhoods.

There has been an increase in late night car “searches” in surrounding neighborhoods as well. Connection?

It is a bit out if control and I can’t figure out why this is acceptable. Perhaps some info from the city as to the challenges in dealing with the situation would help us better understand the lack of action?

So I keep seeing these being assigned to Bill
Ward, but is anything happening? Or do they just get assigned and then ignored? Can someone please inform us on how this is being addressed .

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This request is over a year old and why's it still open when the Sears Lane camp has been closed??

The Department of Public Works has resolved this request. Thanks for helping to keep Burlington a great place to live and work.

What did you do to resolve this request???

Thank you for your question Gil. The City Administration is working towards ending the unsafe living conditions at the Sears Lane encampment, and expanding short- and mid-term housing services in Burlington during this period of acute housing shortage
(https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/Press/mayor-weinberger-announces-next-steps-regarding-sears-lane-encampment).