Leaders of a Jersey Shore town say that they are fed up with other towns sending unhoused people their way so now they're placing tougher limits of how long people can stay in hotels and motels. City leaders in Absecon and Galloway Township say they have seen an uptick in other communities sending unhoused people with subsidized vouchers to pay for hotel and motel rooms. "It takes such a drain on our services," Absecon Mayor Tommy Marrone said. A co-owner and manager of one motel called the ordinance overly strict and believes that it will hurt the business. “It's not fair to us that have been here.”Absecon city officials are working with social services agencies to assist impacted residents.