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The supervisor touted the efforts the county has made over the past two months to connect people living at the Magnolia encampment to resources, which he said has led to over 60 people being connected with housing services. But, he said, due to the large number of people who remained at the encampment, further action needed to be taken.

“We cannot wait for someone to be injured or killed by a car before we take the next step to clear the tents that remain on this busy, dangerous street,” Anderson wrote in a corresponding press release.