HB 1662 would have banned the homeless from street camping on public property. The bill did not have enough support to pass the House this session.
INDIANAPOLIS — An Indiana bill that would have criminalized street camping has died in the House.
By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen February 18, 2025 Despite continued opposition from organizations that serve the ...
By Marilyn Odendahl The Indiana Citizen February 14, 2025 Doris Jones, a resident of Indianapolis, knows about homelessness ...
A bill adding fines and jail time to unhoused people has Southern Indiana homeless advocates ready to rally against it.
House Bill 1662, authored by Rep. Michelle Davis (R-Whiteland), would make it a Class C misdemeanor to camp, sleep, or use ...
INDIANAPOLIS — Statehouse testimony on Monday was almost entirely against an Indiana bill that seeks to crack down on homelessness by making “street camping” on public property a crime.
In Indianapolis, the city's homeless population rose 5% from ... House Bill 1662 would prohibit camping or sleeping on state ...
INDIANAPOLIS — A new Indiana house bill would direct funding ... Michelle Davis, (R-District 58), would also make it a crime ...
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH ... Indy Hammered Knives offers a range of custom-made tools, from kitchen knives to camping blades, each designed with function in mind. Customers can choose from 20 ...
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Indianapolis Colts' mascot Blue took fans on a road trip to Orlando for the Pro Bowl. The road trip has been captured from the start on Blue's Instagram. The first video ...
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