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Ah....so Deputy City Manager Natalie Has Identified "A HOTSPOT"

NOPE. No city data or analysis of hot spots in the six Mesa City Council districts for proportionate allocations of emergency CARES federal funds to deal with a health crisis or the big economic crisis . . .

Not for clusters of transmissions, COVID-19 positive test results, deaths reported or anything like that >
it's about shit, poop, "defecating"

Lack of public bathrooms frustrates Mesa businessman

By Jim Walsh Tribune Staff Write

"...Bob Curtis, president of Rieth Auto CARQUEST Auto Parts, wants public restrooms at the end of Mesa’s Metro Light Rail line at Gilbert Road and Main Street, near his store.

The lack of a public restroom has left Curtis desperate to stop the homeless from exposing themselves to his wife and urinating on her car. He also has watched them defecate in his parking lot.

He said he allowed the homeless to use his restroom for a while but that backfired when they trashed it.

“This end of the street has become a toilet,’’ Curtis said. “This has been going on since Day 1.’’

Deputy City Manager Natalie Lewis said she would look into the restroom issue but she couldn’t promise a restroom. She said the issue is more complicated than it sounds because public restrooms make for “attractive nuisances’’ for other crimes, such as drug dealing and even sexual assault.

But Lewis said police will look at the area as a potential hot spot where they would reach out to the homeless and offer them a choice between a motel room, with an opportunity to access services designed to address the root causes of homelessness, or getting arrested.

Curtis is glad Mesa is focusing on the homeless problem and appreciates any help he receives, but he is skeptical about whether the effort will have a long-lasting impact. . . "

Read more > Jim Walsh's Defecation Story /The Mesa Tribune

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