Feeding the Homeless Ban
Published March 15th, 2012
Philadelphia
The mayor of Philadelphia is putting a ban on feeding large groups of homeless or hungry people in certain city parks.
The move is to encourage homeless outreach groups to distribute food indoors.
The mayor says the outdoor feedings don't help the homeless with either sanitary conditions or dignity.
Violators will receive up to two warnings, then a $150 fine.
The ban takes place in 30 days.
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