Dozens of Vancouver-area residents turned out to the Vancouver City Council’s quarterly community forum Monday evening to get city officials’ input on everything from homelessness and population growth to abandoned vehicles and electric bike regulations.
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Source: The Columbian
Vancouver residents’ top concerns at forum? Population growth, abandoned vehicles, homelessness
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