• Homeless Camp Clean Out

It was a long time in coming, but the huge homeless encampment near Santa Rosa Apartments and the Hospital, has now been cleaned up. 

A total of 230 cubic yards of trash was removed and hauled away, a total of 23 tons of mix garbage.

This is a small sampling of how it looked before the cleanup.

Another look at the encampment before it was cleaned up.

For those that saw what the area looked like before, they'll really appreciate the difference. For those that hadn't seen it, might not appreciate the large number of photos... each representing a former trash pile that is now history.

These were steps to one of the "homesites".

Most of the encampment was just out of view, but still quite close to Inland Valley Drive.

Let the healing begin.

There is a terraced off area behind this oak tree.
This site featured a "deck" that was nailed into the tree trunk.

You can see a couple of dirt jumps if you look closely.

I ran out of captions...

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This is close to one of the entry points. When I was there the earth was completely covered with garbage and other "keepsakes" retrieved from dumpsters.

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Before the clean up, it was hard to see the tree trunks.

This is how close the vagrant encampment was to the apartments.

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– Samuel Johnson

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