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Proposed camping ban near schools may be unenforceable

Phoenix City Council will get to decide whether to forbid homeless camps within 500 feet of schools, daycare centers and shelters even though one of the city’s attorneys conceded the

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Legislation in Florida would ban local workplace heat protections; Arizona just approved measures • Florida Phoenix

Legislation in Florida would ban local workplace heat protections; Arizona just approved measures • Florida Phoenix
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Legislation in Florida would ban local workplace heat protections; Arizona just approved measures

Quality Journalism for Critical Times From the east to the west, two states in the U.S. — Florida and Arizona — have something in common: Extreme heat. But those states could play out in different ways when it comes to workforce heat protections, particularly as temperatures are rising. Soon, Gov. Ron DeSantis is expected to approve or veto a bill […] The post Legislation in Florida would ban local workplace heat protections; Arizona just approved measures appeared first on Florida Phoenix.

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Phoenix leaders consider expanding public camping ban within 500 feet of schools, child-care centers and shelters

Some Phoenix leaders want to expand the city’s ban on camping in public spaces, but legal questions remain.Phoenix currently bans camping on sidewalks and in alleys, city parks, canals and washes. The majority of the council’s public safety subcommittee wants to expand the ban within 500 feet of schools, child-care centers and shelters.

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Proposed street camping changes in Phoenix move ahead

The amendment would ban camping within 500 feet of schools, child care centers and shelters.

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