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Palmer City Council Approves Public Camping Ban

Fines up to $300 aim to reduce homeless encampments while providing police enforcement tools without criminalizing homelessness, council members said.

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Violators, who could be fined up to $300, may also be connected with local resources in Mat-Su, where there are no homeless shelters.

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Nashua adopts ordinances banning public camping in attempt to address homelessness

City leaders in Nashua have voted to ban public camping and certain recreational vehicle parking in a move to address homelessness in the city.

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Palmer City Council approves public camping ban

Violators, who could be fined up to $300, may also be connected with local resources in Mat-Su, where there are no homeless shelters.

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Palmer Council votes to impose fines for illegal camping on public property

The Palmer City Council voted 4-1 to begin imposing fines on those who illegally camp in parks and other public properties within the city.

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Palmer council approves public camping ban

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Alaska Watchman broke the news in on Wednesday, October 29, 2025.
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