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In other words, the residents’ concerns were largely ignored, dismissed or mischaracterized, as have their neighbors’ complaints from across Seattle, who also have demanded a coherent response from elected leaders. Residents of this typical working-class neighborhood have made hundreds of calls to police and officials about fights, assaults, overdoses, apparent drug deals and prostitution — all taking place just downhill from the school. Yet they also have helped people from the encampment who needed medical attention. They’ve pitched in to help with donations, like food or money to help their unhoused neighbors. But their elected leaders have been too tangled up in ideology to take a clear-eyed look at what’s really happening here. On the ground, the debate about sweeping or not sweeping encampments sounds like nonsense. These neighbors, like other Seattleites trying to make sense of this humanitarian crisis, don’t need lectures about the complexities of homelessness and public safety. They are forced to navigate those complexities daily. It’s offensive to try to paint them as self-interested NIMBYs who just want to palm off the problem on someone else.
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