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Nearly a year into panhandling signage being installed in the city of Troy, there's renewed conversation about their effectiveness.
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The move comes after the New York State Department of Transportation determined Tuesday that the sign was located in the department's "Right of Way."
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Twelve such signs encouraging drivers to say no to panhandlers were installed throughout the city last year as part of Republican Mayor Carmella Mantello's efforts to curb panhandling.
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A proposed ordinance in Albany is intended to crack down on aggressive solicitations. But advocates say the measure would create a blanket rule with harsher impacts on homeless individuals.
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Leaders in Troy are in the process of putting up signs to address panhandling. But not all city officials see the signs as a solution.
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The City of Springfield is relaunching an extensive homeless outreach effort, along with new initiatives to connect the unsheltered with housing and to crack down on panhandling.
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A revised ordinance to curb aggressive panhandling in Saratoga Springs has been introduced after a similar measure failed in August.
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In a four-to-one vote Tuesday evening, the Saratoga Springs City Council approved a measure that would make lying or sitting on a sidewalk punishable by a…
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The third-floor music hall at Saratoga Springs City Hall was filled for the Public Safety forum on the issue of aggressive panhandling. Public Safety…
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In the last few weeks, the issues of vagrancy and aggressive panhandling have been on the lips of many in the Spa City. After a now infamous picture of a…