Just two tents and some supplies remain as workers clean off the steps outside City Hall after all of the tents and tarps from the encampment were removed on Saturday.
Workers clean the steps outside City Hall after all of the tents and tarps from the encampment were removed Saturday. City officials told organizers that they have until midday Saturday to have everything cleaned up. As of 2:30 on Saturday, there were still a couple tents that were moved off and a few people packing things up.
Michele Arcand, center, a Preble Street outreach collaborative worker, helps load the belongings of a man who had been staying at the encampment into a car on Saturday. Arcand said she was doing her rounds when she saw the man, who she knows from working at Preble Street, in need of help. "This is a venerable population who are struggling and have no place to go. I just wanted to get him some place safely," Arcand said. "He can't go to Oxford Street, and he is too sick to make it in a hotel. It's really hard."
Just two tents and some supplies remain as workers clean off the steps outside of City Hall after all of the tents and tarps from the encampment were removed on Saturday.
A worker cleans off the steps outside of City Hall after all of the tents and tarps from the encampment were removed on Saturday.
Workers clean off the steps outside of City Hall after all of the tents and tarps from the encampment were removed on Saturday.
A worker cleans off the steps outside of City Hall after all of the tents and tarps from the encampment were removed on Saturday.
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