It's now illegal to drop off homeless person in Riverside without notifying city
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Riverside Ordinance Requires 24-Hour Notice Before Organizations Transport Homeless People Into City
Organizations transporting people experiencing homelessness into Riverside must now provide written notice at least 24 hours before a drop-off under an ordinance announced July 28 to help coordinate services before the individual arrives. The requirement applies when an organization transports into Riverside an individual who lacks a fixed, regular and adequate nighttime residence. Drop-offs must take place during normal business hours, from 8 a…
The city of Riverside claims to have a plan to reduce the number of homeless people who, according to the authorities, are being moved from other cities. Municipal officials say that some people in street situations are being taken to Riverside by other localities or agencies without prior coordination. "It is very easy to leave them here and have someone else take care of the problem. That is not the solution," said Riverside Mayor Patricia Loc…
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