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There are multiple RVs being used as permanent living spaces along our streets, and the surrounding sidewalks have become unsanitary, with human waste being left in public walkways. There are also ongoing issues involving visible drug use and drug-related activity in the area. This is not just an eyesore; it is a serious public health and safety concern. Residents should not have to walk past human feces, drug activity, and hazardous conditions just to get down their own sidewalks. Families, children, elderly residents, and pedestrians should be able to walk through their neighborhood without feeling threatened, uncomfortable, or exposed to biohazards. Quite frankly, it is disturbing that this situation has been allowed to continue. People should not have to fear walking outside, especially at night. The sidewalks are meant for the public, not to become areas of drug activity, human waste, and unsafe encampments. Residents deserve clean streets, accessible sidewalks, and a neighborhood where they can feel safe.