Police and departmental officers attend the Memorial Drive encampment on Wednesday morning to deliver final notices to people still living there, with about 50 people remaining, according to reports. The operation involves dozens of officers and agency staff at the site.
The reporting is consistent across outlets on the timing, the number of remaining campers, and the purpose of the visit—issuing final notices. The story characterizes the situation as approaching a deadline, indicating that further enforcement or removal steps may follow if people do not comply with the notices.
While both sources describe the same on-the-ground activity, they focus primarily on the immediate action taken by police and government staff rather than broader policy details. No additional claims about specific outcomes or dates beyond the notices are included in the provided summaries.
