I'm not sure spreading the problem around works.  Does each local area get it's own treatment center?  These people are where they are because that's where the support network, what there is of it, lies.  Spreading a drug addicted homeless treatment system across the entire city will not likely fix anything, though it will certain increase the crime rates of those areas.  B Street sounds like a relatively good idea if the Anchorage taxpayers wish to expend the cost.  Sorry Fairview, but someone has to bear the burden, the entire city should not be held hostage to drug addicts and criminals.  We already have enough overflow of petty crime invading other neighborhoods to feed these addictions.  Enabling more over a wider area does not solve the problem