Council members with the City of Lethbridge were provided with an update into the city’s encampment strategy on Tuesday, which claims reported encampment activity is on the decline from this time last year. City data claims that the second quarter of this year had significantly less calls relating to encampment reports, debris, needles and biohazards. There have been over 200 less public calls over encampments, and a 72% decrease from the second…
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