CRIMEJul 6 · 17:00 UTCSEATTLE TIMESStephannie Stokes

SPS asked city’s homelessness team for help. The solution is illegal

SPS requested assistance from the city’s homelessness team, but the proposed solution involving concrete blocks is illegal under city code without a permit. Concrete blocks, commonly used in industrial areas, are prohibited without proper authorization.

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