People are quick to forget that Worcester is the 2nd largest city in New England. Its not really a problem you can sweep under the rug.

Looks like this SMOC project receives aid on addiction/mental health in addition to the housing. That gets people off the streets and in a better mindset. An actual measure to make the city more safe than ignoring it outright.

I'd join. I played my first round a week ago at the Redemption Convention so I'm still very much new.

Same boat. I just moved to Worcester a year ago so my new years resolution in to at least try some of the more nerdy meetups. First one is going to be that Redemption Rock game night.

Cool. I saw your post earlier but didn't see anything on the event page so I figured it was cancelled. I'll be dipping in at the very least.

It is a city. No one is entitled to the street unless its a reserved spot or residents only. Even then, if people started leaving unusable/broken down cars that's really not fair to those seeking a spot. 60 days to make it street legal seems fair.

Very valid. I'm going to do a deeper dive this weekend before committing to a service.
Being a new home, I'm not 100% against them checking every nook and cranny for entry points. If it's glaringly obvious, I'll certainly do myself.

I'll give them a try. Thank you.

Looking on their site, it seems like monthly rodent control which hopefully isn't the only option. Ty.

Really good to know. Thank you.