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City council candidates weigh in on how to help Richmond’s unhoused community

By Tarini Mehta | October 6, 2022 | 4
Rydin Road

Kevin Canamore wants answers. He wants his community to get the services it was promised. But more than anything, he just wants to live in a real house. Canamore was living on Rydin Road, one of the largest homeless encampments in Richmond until it was cleared last weekend. According to Contra Costa County’s Homeless Point-In-Time…

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Martha’s Vineyard meets Richmond: Mayor suggests Rydin RV dwellers park at council members’ homes

By Tarini Mehta | September 30, 2022 | 4
Mayor Tom Butt flyer

In a move reminiscent of the recent migrant stunt pulled by Republican Govs. Ron DeSantis and Greg Abbott, Richmond Mayor Tom Butt listed the home addresses of his opponents on the City Council as “RV-friendly parking spots” in an email to advocates for the unhoused community.   On Sept. 19, Darcy Crosman, a member of the…

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Richmond Council pushes back Rydin camp closure, as some residents have nowhere to go

By Samantha Kennedy | September 23, 2022 | 4
Recreational vehicle

Rydin Road residents have been given a reprieve.  The Richmond City Council approved a contract amendment at its Tuesday meeting that will extend the sunset date for some Rydin Road residents. The extension allows the RV encampment to keep providing shelter for residents who need more time to transition. The council voted 5-2 to push…

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