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New York Post
NYC refuses to tear down trash-filled encampments outside the Intrepid, earning Mamdani praise from homeless communities
A homeless encampment near the Intrepid Museum in Manhattan has persisted for months despite the city's policies stating that encampments should be cleared through a seven-day process involving notices and outreach. Instead, the city appears to mainly send sanitation crews to remove trash, while efforts to dismantle the camps have been minimal. Residents and businesses in the area have expressed concern over the conditions, citing increased trash, odor, and disruption, though outreach efforts are reportedly more focused on providing services rather than removing the encampments. The situation highlights ongoing challenges in addressing homelessness and urban cleanup policies in the area.
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