Business owners in Denver’s Ruby Hill neighborhood say the RV and trash situation has only gotten worse since Denver7 first reported on the problem just two weeks ago.
“Some people are actually down on their luck, but most of these people are young, healthy males or females that could totally be working,” Mark Holligan said Friday.
Holligan works along South Huron Street, where it appears the number of people living in RVs has grown, along with other streets nearby.
“We’re tired of the needles, the bottles of urine and feces that we got to look at,” he said. “It’s just a bad look on the street. It’s a bad look for Denver.”
Holligan has reached out to the city, Councilmember Jolon Clark and the Denver Police Department, but the problem persists.
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