Summary
Lumberton officials are weighing how to handle homelessness and panhandling, and the talks could turn into new city rules or services. Nothing is decided yet, but the outcome could affect people living on the streets and how downtown feels day to day.
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Taxpayers could end up funding new services or enforcement, but the cost isn’t known yet.
Residents and businesses could benefit if the city pairs clearer rules with real help for people on the street.
People experiencing homelessness or panhandling could be hit hardest if the city leans toward restrictions instead of support.
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