Yelm Senior Center aims to be a hub for older residents in the city to connect, interact and stay active, all while creating a safe environment.Over the course of this past year, Yelm Senior Center and the organization’s volunteer executive director, Jeanie James, have hosted numerous events and activities for the senior members, but have run into the same recurring issue — homeless individuals trespassing the property and camping overnight. Additionally, James said there have been several instances where those trespassing have become hostile toward her after being asked to leave.James knows this isn’t an issue unique to Yelm Senior Center or even the city and Thurston County itself. She’s calling on to the state’s leadership to find solutions to prevent hostile interactions involving trespassing transients. “It’s the state and the laws they’re passing. Everybody goes ‘you’re one paycheck away from being houseless,’ and I think a lot of the issue, and we’ve seen it over and over,…..