- The so-called “Squeegee Collaborative” effort begins Tuesday with enforcement at six hot spot corners.
- Critics say stopping the youths will lead to them committing crimes get money.
- The programs also include an “earn and learn” program that will pay the kids to participate in a work-training programs.
- The enforcement process will be violators get a warning, then a warning and a “referral to service,” with the third violation leading to a citation or panhandling or solicitation.