RV safe park in the balance as Portland City Council discusses state of homelessness
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Portland's new form of government is looking into the state of the city's homelessness crisis as the Sunderland RV Safe Park hangs in the balance.
The Northeast Portland RV park is slated to close at the end of March, with the city planning to move the more than 60 residents who call it home.
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The discussions come one week into the term of Mayor Keith Wilson, who pledged to end unsheltered homelessness in a year.
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