East Beamer conditions at Community of Hope

Volunteers with her family at the tiny homes; she asked the city to add green space and safer crossings, noting lack of trees worsens mental health and residents cross busy roads in wheelchairs.

Asked for more trees near East Beamer and Road 102, citing USDA research on stress relief and noting trees can cool streets by up to 14 degrees.

A tiny home resident with bipolar disorder and PTSD, she described severe potholes, no sidewalks, close calls with semi-trucks on her scooter, isolated seniors, and proposed community garden partnerships and sponsored benches.

A tiny home resident who uses a wheelchair; he said the broken roads make even a one-mile trip to the store difficult and his wheelchair has broken down.

Said several people have been killed trying to cross the road, including a friend run over by an 18-wheeler last year; he urged sidewalks and shade trees at the tiny homes.