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Share your photos]  There was a Christmas tree here,” said Brown the homeowners association received a code enforcement violation and discovered that the community would be responsible for part of the cleanup because part of the camp was actually on their private property Brown said the HOA ended up paying about $9,000 and hired a bio-hazard company for the cleanup It took a crew of six around eight hours to complete We have to re-pave the road that’s on our property there’s a lot of expenses running an HOA,” Brown said “I think people will be upset to find out that we had to put $9,000 into cleaning up this that we didn’t even know we owned Encampments like this one in Altamonte highlight the complexity of a problem that cities and citizens are struggling with across Central Florida And there are many factors to consider: help for a vulnerable population; the people who live nearby; concerns for safety and sanitation; and limited resources to meet the growing needs of people impacted by an affordable housing crisis City Manager Frank Martz said local governments are also dealing with the challenge of sustaining or adding services when revenue is being taken away “I think what we worry about is the changes in the economy and some of the dark clouds economically -- that always pushes financial stress points for lots of people,” said Martz “So the challenge is when our general fund revenue is being pinched and we are experiencing the same costs as many homeowners and businesses are as well how do we take care of the people who are most vulnerable when our ability to deliver basic government services is And I think all local governments are looking at their budgets this way.” Martz said the city was first notified about the homeless camp by the Corniche Townhomes after the Seminole County Fire Department responded to a small campfire in the woods in February When Altamonte Springs Code Enforcement and Altamonte Springs police investigated they discovered that the majority of the encampment was located on property owned by Corniche Townhomes HOA There is now a trespass agreement with both Corniche Townhomes HOA and Lowe’s that Martz says allows ASPD to take enforcement action if people return to the property without permission “We enter into an agreement where they acknowledge that anyone who is on our property does not have the approval to be there other than customers,” said Martz and we try to partner with property owners to protect them.” He added that ASPD has also patrolled the area and the camp has been checked 17 times over the course of 30 days by their team Martz said it is important for property owners to know their rights and their responsibilities There are the damages that occur on private property because private property owners have not secured their property -- no different than a pool that it has to have a fence around it,” said Martz “The other part is that there are human beings that are being affected not just the people who own those properties but also the people who are camping on them And we try to make sure that we investigate as best we can through asking them questions Please tell us what we can do to help you.’ And most of the time people say [Watch video below for latest News 6 report on homelessness] Copyright 2025 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us / Follow on Social Media Careers at WKMG Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications EEO Report Disability Assistance Copyright © 2025 ClickOrlando.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group 2025 at 12:47 pm ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}According to the Prince George's County Department of Fire/EMS Services firefighters were called to the home around 6:04 p.m The home is located in the 7800 block of Jaywick Avenue They found flames shooting through the roof of the garage (Photo courtesy of the Prince George's County Department of Fire/EMS Services)CAMP SPRINGS MD — A house fire broke out at a two-story single family home in Camp Springs Saturday night According to the Prince George's County Department of Fire/EMS Services They arrived to find flames shooting through the roof of the garage Firefighters extinguished the blaze and it's being investigated The Red Cross will be assisting the family the fire and EMS department reported that on April 8 firefighters and EMTs were called to assist with 561 incidents in just one day Those calls included seven confirmed structure fires 227 basic support incidents and 34 rescue calls Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. (7News) — WSSC Water is asking some residents in the Camp Springs area of southern Prince George’s County to limit water consumption to essential use only As of noon Wednesday, the essential water use-only request is affecting approximately 1,366 customers in the Camp Springs area. Click here to check if you are in the affected area Crews on Wednesday began work to increase water flow to the Camp Springs tank for distribution Officials said work is expected to be completed over the next two days Officials said the following guidance could avoid a boil water advisory: The guidance would also help preserve water for fire protection as crews work to restore water flow to the Camp Springs water tank If you have any questions or if customers in this area are experiencing low pressure or no water call the emergency services center at 301-206-4002 2025 at 11:07 am ET.css-79elbk{position:relative;}On April 23 around 2:15 p.m. Prince George's police officers were called to the 5800 block of Allentown Road for a report of a crash involving two vehicles MD — Detectives are investigating a fatal crash that happened Wednesday afternoon in Camp Springs Prince George's police officers were called to the 5800 block of Allentown Road for a report of a crash involving two vehicles The preliminary investigation indicates that 38-year-old Anthony Easter of Suitland was heading southbound on Allentown Road when he lost control of his vehicle and collided with a second vehicle Anyone with information about the case is asked to call detectives at 301-731-4422 To see sponsored ads, please enable JavaScript. Thirteen boxers are set to begin their journey to win gold at the World Boxing Cup: Brazil 2025, which will be hosted in Foz do Iguacu, Brazil from March 31 to April 5. Team USA will send seven male athletes, and six female athletes to represent the USA Boxing Elite High Performance Team in Brazil, marking the first international competition for the Stars and Stripes in the new Olympic cycle. Team USA will now begin their training at the United States Olympic & Paralympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colo., from March 2-25. Over the next three weeks, USA Boxing Elite team members will prepare for this first competition in the 2025 calendar year. Following the conclusion of the World Boxing Cup: Brazil, Team USA will then compete at a World Boxing Challenge in the Czech Republic (June 10-15), followed by a second World Boxing Cup in Kazakhstan (June 30 – July 7). The final international competition for the USA Boxing Elite teams will be the inaugural World Boxing Elite Championships, hosted in Liverpool, England (Sept. 4-14). A full roster of USA Boxing Elite men’s and women’s teams is listed below. Leading the charge throughout Team USA camp in preparation for the World Cup is USA Boxing Head Coach Billy Walsh (Colorado Springs, Colo.). Assisting Coach Walsh during the training camp are National Resident Coach, Timothy Nolan (Rochester, N.Y.), as well as new National Junior & Youth Coach Edward Fonteneaux (Fayetteville, N.C.).  Follow USA Boxing on all social media platforms for an inside look at Team USA. 80 kg: Robby (Rahim) Gonzales | Las Vegas, Nev. 60 kg: Jajaira Gonzalez | Glendora, Calif. 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My Profile Logout The iconic Camp Springs Labor Day Festival at Blue Grass Park is slated to return this weekend Carlton Haney started North Carolina’s first multi-day bluegrass festival on this rural site in the northwestern part of the state near Reidsville in 1969 Haney’s event became a blueprint for others The park closed in the 1980s once Carlton stopped hosting festivals there Cody and Donna Johnson bought the park and brought the festival back Each year has offered something that links Camp Springs and its music back to the early days banjoist with the Tennessee Bluegrass Band will be picking his Vega Sonny Osborne model banjo on Saturday at the festival “That’s what he played at Camp Springs in 1971,” Hensley noted Lincoln has a special connection with the late Sonny Osborne gave the banjo boy the Bluegrass Country Soul movie as a Christmas present one year Hensley says it was a turning point in his life “I was sitting in my parents’ living room on Christmas morning and the Osborne Brothers’ part came on and Sonny had that six-string banjo tuned down with that low string I didn’t know anything about that extra string but they were plugged in and had the drums what is this?’ I was glued to that TV until their spot was over.” he began investigating Sonny Osborne and his unique style of banjo picking which eventually led to a close friendship that lasted until Sonny’s passing in 2021 Hensley will be standing under the same I-beam where Osborne stood 53 years ago “I think his was probably a 1968 model There was less than 20 total produced.” “Earl Scruggs [who also played at Camp Springs in 1971] took the banjo to his level then to it to his level,” stressed Hensley Bluegrass Country Soul will be played on a giant screen on the stage Thursday evening Camp Springs Labor Day weekend includes Appalachian Road Show Sunday features a morning worship service followed by the King James Boys It doesn’t seem like this is the sixth year!” Camp Springs Bluegrass Park is located at 540 Boone Road in Elon, NC. For more information, visit them online, or contact Johnson by phone at (336) 213-1944. emailAbout the AuthorSandy HatleySandy Chrisco Hatley is a free lance writer for several NC newspapers and Bluegrass Unlimited magazine she picked banjo with an all girl band called the Happy Hollow String Band Latest Event ListingsSearch Events powered by AhSo © Bluegrass Today 2025powered by AhSo There are a variety of summer camp options for Southwest Austin and Dripping Springs families this year campers can expect group activities tied to weekly a pool day and a challenge course with a zip lining adventure A new five-year plan to address homelessness in Colorado Springs outlines a broad series of 60 action items across six major focus areas ranging from homeless prevention efforts to outreach and shelter options as well as long term housing.  “It is important that we strike the balance between compassion and public safety, and that's what this document reflects,” Colorado Springs Mayor Yemi Mobolade said Thursday during the unveiling of the city’s 2025 Homelessness Response Plan.  The Springs has seen the number of unhoused residents drop while other Front Range cities have seen their numbers increase. The latest Point in Time surveys show the total unhoused population in the Springs decreased 12 percent in the last year. Over that time, the unhoused population in Denver rose by 10 percent.  Residents listed enforcement and encampment cleanup as the top priority the plan calls for increasing the Police Department’s Homeless Outreach Team from six members to eight Mobolade also plans to up the city’s use of technology to map the location of camps.  Homeless advocacy groups worried about the negative effects for those who don’t comply with cleanup orders.  “Increased policing typically results in more tickets more clogged up court systems,” Kristy Milligan with local services organization Westside Cares said “Then ultimately things on people's records prohibit them from attaining the housing and the employment that would create the conditions for them to flourish.” Milligan also praised much of the response plan, particularly its focus on increasing long term affordable housing options for the very poor. The city celebrated the opening of The Commons, its first permanent supportive housing complex and one focused on unhoused families Milligan said overall she thinks the city is “very well positioned” to be a Colorado leader in addressing homelessness And Colorado Spring’s Point in Time Data gives officials like Milligan hope Point in Time surveys are exactly that — a survey of the unhoused population on one single night “We agree the point in time count is just a snapshot and we know that it is not entirely accurate,” said Aimee Cox the city’s chief housing and homelessness officer it should show a trend line over time that we can rely on.” Cox said the new Homelessness Response Plan calls for more robust data collection to get a better sense of the city’s true unhoused population.  Also in attendance at the Thursday press conference were several members of the year-old Colorado Springs Homeless Union Member Bradley Breitkreuz said his biggest hurdle has been juggling the logistics involved in moving the half-mile between shower and shelter services at the Springs Rescue Mission and food served at the Marian House Soup Kitchen.  And you can't get work without hygiene,” Breitkreuz said “There's always one thing in the loop missing that keeps us from getting ahead as a homeless person.” The new plan was developed following a year and a half of public meetings and stakeholder working groups as well as a text message poll conducted by the city Southern Colorado is changing a lot these days Sign up for the KRCC Weekly Digest here and get the stories that matter to Southern Colorado Colorado Postcards are snapshots of our colorful state in sound. 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To stay updated on the 2024 World Boxing U19 Championships, visit the event page, located here.  TEAM USA YOUTH WORLDS CHAMPIONSHIP CAMP ROSTER 48 kg: Joscelyn Olayo-Munoz, Las Cruces, N.M.  50 kg: Lorenzo Patricio, Waianae, Hawaii  51 kg: Laila Zakirova, Staten Island, N.Y.  54 kg: Violet Lopez, Milwaukee, Wis.  55 kg: Emmanuel Chance, East Orange, N.J.   57 kg: Mercedes Castanon, San Antonio, Texas  60 kg: Shamiracle Hardaway, Lagrange, Ga.  60 kg: Marcus Luther, Washington, D.C.   65 kg: Nevaeh Williams, Cleveland, Ohio  75 kg: Joseph Awinongya, Joliet, Ill.  KXAN Austin Roger Wallace and Billy Gates discuss the new quarterback the Longhorns football picked up in the transfer portal Read more: https://www.kxan.com/news/longhorns-add-well-traveled-quarterback-matthew-caldwell-through-transfer-portal/ Kennedy says he believes measles cases in Texas have plateaued Now Kennedy is calling for health officials to look beyond vaccines when it comes to facing the outbreak of cases while some health experts emphasize that vaccines are the best way to prevent the disease Dan Patrick says the Texas Lottery is “on life support right now.” His statement comes as lawmakers are pushing to pull funding from the Lottery Commission amid an investigation into a controversial jackpot win Politics reporter Adam Schwager speaks with Lt Patrick about his vision for the future of the lottery Border Sheriffs – Sheriffs of border communities from San Diego to Brownsville came to Austin to discuss what’s next for border security The meeting comes as law enforcement encounters along the border have plummeted Adam Schwager found some sheriffs still have concerns Abortion Debate – Texas Senators approve legislation to clarify when a doctor can perform an abortion to protect a woman’s health Senators moved to tighten the state’s ban on abortion Dylan McKim reports on the effort to make it harder to receive abortion pills from outside Texas and why that could lead to complicated legal challenges The Texas Senate passed multiple pieces of legislation this week that would give reproductive care providers more clarity for when a doctor can legally perform an abortion to save a mother's life and also legislation that would allow Texas residents to sue abortion pill manufacturers and anyone who delivers to product to the state The Texas Lottery Commission (TLC) unanimously approved new rules on Tuesday that will revoke the license of any retailer who operates which allows people to purchase lottery tickets online Roger Wallace and Billy Gates discuss the 2025 NFL draft and the record the Texas Longhorns set plus the baseball's team big sweep of rival Texas A&M in a Lone Star Showdown series at UFCU Disch-Falk Field Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates A Temple Hills man has been charged with gunning down two men and injuring a third outside a business on Silver Hill Road in Prince George’s County is accused of fatally shooting 32-year-old Antonio Magruder of District Heights and 56-year-old Darrell Mason of Suitland on Friday the Prince George’s County Police Department announced on Thursday The deadly gunfire rang out just before 10:30 p.m Magruder was found shot inside a business and died at the scene though his injuries are not considered life-threatening Detectives said Carter was known to at least one of the victims Carter is charged with two counts each of first- and second-degree murder He is being held without bond at the Department of Corrections Want breaking news in the DMV as it happens, or want to contribute? Join the DMV All Incidents Facebook group Two schools in Prince George's County were temporarily locked down amid an ongoing investigation Crossland High School and Thurgood Marshall Middle School in Temple Hills Crossland High School and Thurgood Marshall Middle School in Temple Hills were placed in a precautionary lockdown According to the Prince George's County Police Department the lockdown was "out of an abundance of caution due to an investigation nearby unrelated to the school."  No details about the investigation were provided More information is expected to be released