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Loveland Police Unnecessary Force Videos
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11/2/25 Camp Hope Update – Jen Castañeda
Recap of Loveland Justice League & Loveland Cares Meeting 11-02-2025 We currently have 150-180 unhoused individuals in Loveland. LRC open date has been extended to March 15th, 2026. The LRC only holds space for 20 women inside and 20-25 men outside in the back parking lot area. That leaves 105-135 unhoused community members with nowhere… Continue reading
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It’s Dangerous to Let Businessmen Define Community
It’s Dangerous to Let Businessmen Define Community Continue reading
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Politicians told Downtown Loveland Businesses to Hate The Homeless, So They Did
Politicians told Downtown Loveland Businesses to hate the homeless, so they did Continue reading
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Camp Hope Update – More Emails
The update on Camp Hope reveals ongoing concerns regarding the Loveland Resource Center (LRC), including confusion over voucher distribution, inadequacy of inclement weather preparations, and requests for clearer communication from city officials. Significant issues include lack of safety measures, insufficient supply details, and feedback on the definition of “hotel,” indicating systemic failures in support for… Continue reading
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Camp Hope – An Update – But Not Much Progress
Camp Hope – An Update – But Not Much Progress For those of you who might be new, WELCOME! and come on in. Camp hope emerged because Loveland failed to enact a long term solution before the only overnight shelter for the unhoused was yanked down without the involvement or the approval of City Council.… Continue reading
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AIQ – The Timing of Temporary Measures
AIQ – The Timing of Temporary Measures Let’s jump right in! Looking back at the past few weeks, it seems some points are being missed. When the tents were taken down in Loveland, who made that call? Who authorized it? Mayor Marsh, at the special meeting, made it obvious that the council wasn’t consulted. The… Continue reading
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