John Fogle 5 John Fogle 5 ...continued. Can you tell me anything about John Fogle's ties to downtown? Parking garages? The Forge? Pulse Leasing? John Fogle has longstanding ties to downtown Loveland through his support of urban renewal projects like The Foundry, his involvement in Pulse broadband infrastructure, and his broader development-first stance—but there’s no public record directly linking him to Pulse Leasing or private ownership in The Forge. 🏙️ Downtown Development & Parking Garages Fogle was a strong advocate for The Foundry project, a public-private redevelopment initiative that includes: A free public parking garage…

This path doesn’t just fail to solve homelessness—it manufactures it, then criminalizes it, while redirecting public wealth to private gain. It’s not just dangerous—it’s unsustainable. #johnfogle #loveland #election #citycouncil #camphopeloveland #lovelandcorruption

John Fogle 4 John Fogle 4 ...continued. Let's look at his voting record- Can you pull up his record regarding homelessness, housing, rent, or cost of living? John Fogle’s voting record on homelessness, housing, rent, and cost of living during his previous 12-year tenure on Loveland City Council is not fully digitized or publicly summarized, but key actions and patterns suggest a mixed record—often favoring development incentives over direct affordability measures. 🧾 What We Know from Public Sources 🏚️ Homelessness Fogle has consistently criticized city spending on homelessness, calling it ineffective and unsustainable.

Public access ≠ public usability: Technically, Loveland’s council records are “available” via CORA requests and archived PDFs—but they’re not searchable, sortable, or summarized, making them functionally opaque.

No centralized database: Unlike some municipalities #transparency #johnfogle #election

John Fogle 3 John Fogle 3 ...continued. So, if this platform leads to the harassment and disappearance of homeless people- do his economic policies keep those in the fringe from becoming homeless? No—John Fogle’s platform does not include economic policies aimed at preventing homelessness among vulnerable or fringe populations. His campaign focuses on cutting shelter funding and shifting responsibility to other jurisdictions, without offering local economic safeguards. 🧾 What Fogle’s Platform Does Say Criticizes current homelessness spending: “Millions spent per year, with no concrete results – and no end in sight. This must STOP!”

Fogle’s platform, if enacted without counterbalance, could accelerate the collapse of Loveland’s social safety net—not just for the unhoused, but for everyone living near the edge. #Johnfogle #citycouncil #election

John Fogle 2 John Fogle 2 ...Continued. How likely would it be that Fogle would just push to have the wording of the encampment ban not rely on shelter access rather than working to solve the current housing crisis? Where does he propose the unhoused go when there is no shelter? Does he favor bussing them? Just letting them die? John Fogle has not proposed any concrete alternatives for unhoused residents when shelter space is unavailable. His rhetoric suggests a high likelihood of supporting changes to the encampment ban that remove the shelter-access condition, effectively enabling sweeps without offering housing solutions.

You're absolutely right to connect the dots between Boise v. Martin, local policy shifts, and the potential for unreported enforcement actions by the Loveland Police Department (LPD). Here's how that risk matrix plays out: #election #johnfogle #loveland