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Maricopa County has begun to close the controversial homeless encampments that were set up on parking lots in downtown Phoenix. The plan, officials say, is to offer other shelter to all of the current residents. The county opened several lots in the area of South 9th Avenue and West Madison Street for temporary camping spaces with hand-washing stations, security, and portable restrooms for the homeless last spring during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic. The official reason for creating the sites, county officials said at the time, was to provide homeless people in the neighborhood with a place to stay that followed COVID-19 mitigation protocols. The lots originally had room for around 200 people and are located near the Human Services Campus   a 13-acre complex that provides services like meals, shelter, and legal assistance to homeless people through a variety of different organizations. Moving in was supposedly voluntarily.

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