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With the new year comes a new plan for getting a handle on the overwhelming number of oversized and lived-in vehicles on city streets. Compassion without accountability will not create the change neighbors across San Jose need and deserve. That’s why as we work to bring over 1,000 new... show more

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🐝 Carol Walsh ^Monterey Bay^1 yıl önce

@SanJoseDOT Compassion without accountability is absolutely a huge issue and it's great to see somebody focusing on that!

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NYC rents continue to skyrocket – making living in gay male-desired neighborhoods too expensive for most of the community

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@SanJoseDOT You need to be our next Governor please. You’d win in a landslide

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@SanJoseDOT How about community service or work requirements,as part of the package of taxpayer funded housing & services so generously offered?All carrots w/o sticks only incentivizes transients with issues to come to CA and to our cities. It is absolutely unfair to reward non contribution.

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@SanJoseDOT Thank you for your tremendous leadership

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@SanJoseDOT Yes 💪 - @DanielLurie pls take note - clean up our city - ZERO TOLERANCE!!!

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Stephen Inoue1 yıl önce

@SanJoseDOT Enforce the towing of all vehicles with tags expired over 90 days. Cleanup our streets.

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Conrad Zen1 yıl önce

“Mayor, your priorities seem misplaced. Why target mobile home residents first when fentanyl addiction and mental illness are the real crises? Many living in vans are working but can’t afford housing. Yes, they’re a nuisance, but focus on the true menace before displacing people.”

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@SanJoseDOT 🙏🏾 looking forward to the results of this initiative. What is the plan to ensure dont simply move locations? Already seeing some new RVs that are not marked in the map

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Daniel Gomes1 yıl önce

@SanJoseDOT Penitencia creek and Jackson rd. Encampment is getting out of control. City needs to help residents out!

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@SanJoseDOT When are running for governor? You are the only CA politician in power accomplishing anything positive.

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