- Florida law banning homeless people from sleeping in public outdoor spaces
takes effect
A new Florida law prohibiting homeless people from sleeping outside went
into effect Tuesday. The state estimates it has about 31000...
from: Fox News
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- New law that bans sleeping and camping in public goes into effect in Florida
House Bill 1365...
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- Pensacola to spend $1 million on small shelters to get people off the street
Mayor D.C. Reeves is looking to use $1 million in American Rescue Plan Act
funds to buy dozens of one- to two-person shelter units for the...
from: Pensacola News Journal
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- SEE HOW: Florida's new law banning camping or sleeping on public property
addresses severe weather events
HB 1365 went into effect Oct. 1, and it bans public camping or sleeping in
non-designated public areas in all situations except one — which...
from: WTXL ABC 27
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- New Florida law restricting outdoor sleeping faces early test
People experiencing homelessness in Miami are testing new state
restrictions on sleeping outdoors.
from: CBS News
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- Homeless service providers and government officials brace for new law's
impacts
Now that the new state law has taken effect, banning sleeping on public
property, anyone who does so can be arrested, and everyone who works...
from: NBC 6 South Florida
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- 'Mentally, physically hard': New homeless law poses problem in Okeechobee
Okeechobee County...
from: WFLX
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- ‘No one wants to be arrested for being homeless’: Encampment ban takes
effect in Florida
As of October 1st, people living on the streets or any other public spaces
across Florida could be arrested.
from: Yahoo
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- Pensacola mayor looks to buy homeless shelters after Florida passes
sleeping ban
Pensacola is looking for non-profits who would build and place small,
temporary shelters for the homeless on their properties.
from: WKRG
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- Florida law banning homeless people from sleeping in public outdoor spaces
takes effect
A new Florida law prohibiting homeless people from sleeping outside went
into effect Tuesday. The state estimates it has about 31000...
from: Fox News
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- As homeless camping ban takes effect, Broward mayor’s goal: Enforcing it
‘as humanely as possible’
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Starting Tuesday, Florida's homeless became banned
from camping on city streets, sidewalks and parks.
from: WPLG Local 10
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- Sheriff: JSO will start giving warnings to people sleeping outside as new
law takes effect
Dozens of new laws are now in effect in Florida as of Tuesday, including
one that effectively bans sleeping and camping outside on public...
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- ‘No one wants to be arrested for being homeless’: Encampment ban takes
effect in Florida
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- 'It's mentally, physically hard': New law targeting homeless encampments
pose a problem in Okeechobee
Okeechobee County does not have a homeless shelter and a new law effective
today prohibits municipalities to allow people to sleep or camp...
from: WPTV
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- 'No one has a plan': Central Florida homeless advocates react to public
sleeping ban
ORLANDO, Fla. — A new law banning people from sleeping and camping in
public places have homeless services across Central Florida gearing up...
from: Spectrum News 13
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- New law that bans sleeping and camping in public goes into effect in Florida
House Bill 1365...
from: FOX10 News
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- Homeless service providers and government officials brace for new law's
impacts
Now that the new state law has taken effect, banning sleeping on public
property, anyone who does so can be arrested, and everyone who works...
from: NBC 6 South Florida
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- Jacksonville Sheriff's Office Prioritizes Education in Rollout of New
Public Sleeping Law
Jacksonville initiates educational phase before enforcing law against
public sleeping, aiming for dialogue and support services.
from: Hoodline
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- Under new law banning sleeping in public, will homeless people be arrested?
The law prohibiting homeless people from sleeping or camping overnight on
public property went into effect Tuesday. Do South Florida law...
from: Sun Sentinel
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