An ordinance banning homeless people from sitting or lying down in Pueblo public spaces failed to pass April 28. Here's why.

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PUEBLO — On Monday night, Pueblo City Council was supposed to vote on a no sit or lie ordinance that would make it illegal to sit or lie down on a sidewalk in some areas of Pueblo, including in ...

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Pueblo City Council rejected a proposed "no sit, no lie" ordinance on April 28. Some council members want to see the ordinance expanded to be citywide, while others are calling for 24-hour ...

Pueblo City Council is seeking to pass an ordinance that would ban homeless people from sitting and lying down in public spaces. While a majority of councilors support such a law, council failed ...