Moses Lake council, business owners discuss homelessness concerns
The corner of Paxson Drive and Central Drive looking toward the 9.5 city-owned acres where the Moses Lake city dog park is located. The city is considering using a portion of the parcel as temporary parking for homeless residents living in the RVs, many of which are parked along Central Drive between Home Depot and Goodwill.
CHARLES H. FEATHERSTONE/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
MOSES LAKE — The Moses Lake City Council is going to look at places to park RVs used as residences — including next to the current city dog park on N. Paxson Drive — in early May following a lengthy discussion of the homelessness situation in Moses Lake at its regular Tuesday meeting.
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