Seattle agrees to pay $10,000 settlement in lawsuit over Cal Anderson homeless sweep February 18, 2021 at 3:55 pm
A sweep of the homeless encampment at Cal Anderson Park on Friday, Dec. 18, 2020. (Jason Rantz/KTTH)
The City of Seattle has agreed to pay a $10,000 settlement to a woman who had filed a lawsuit over a December sweep of a homeless encampment in Cal Anderson Park.
The lawsuit, filed in federal court by Ada Yeager, had initially asked U.S. District Judge Richard Jones to file a preliminary injunction to halt the sweep. Jones denied that request, but the litigation continued on, culminating this week in the city’s agreed upon settlement.
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Unhoused Seattle woman settles with city for $10,000 over sweep of Cal Anderson Park
Five months after the area known as CHOP was dismantled, Seattle s Cal Anderson Park remained a holdout for the homeless. Author: Sebastian Robertson (KING5) Updated: 7:28 PM PST February 18, 2021
A Seattle woman who claims her civil rights were violated by the city during the cleanup of Cal Anderson Park has settled with the city out of court, according to documents filed in the Western District of Washington.
The Seattle Times reports that Ada Yeager, an unhoused woman, was paid $10,000 dollars by the city of Seattle. KING 5 reached out for comment, but the lawyers representing Yeager would not comment on the case without their client s permission.