Empty lot South of 2504 S. Madison has grass 3 feet tall. This is the second time I've had to report this already this year. Owners CONSTANTLY ignore their property and it looks abandoned 90% of the time.
A huge tree fell and smashed this trailer. The trailer has been previously condemmend but they were still living here. Tree has caused serious damage and is still on the trailer. Trailer now has no power, and is "poped open" from the tree.
North end of alley between 2500 block South Ford Ave and South Milton DrIve a partially demolished mobile home and other trash in yard.
There is a bunch of trash in the backyard. It has been there for quite some time. There are no tags on it.
This house ha excessive trash all over the back yard facing the B line (some bagged, some loose, piles of pallets, old mattresses, etc.) There also appear to be at least two groups of people camping/squatting on the property, while the back windows of the house have "KEEP OUT, NO TRESPASSING" signs. It's an eye sore and a safety hazard.
Homeless encampment and piles of trash in the yard
Garbage like plastic sheets (like a tarp), shoes, sandals, and food containers in the retention ponds.
Trash drug dealers in the house won't leave no lease for any one get paid cash under the table thefts over 20 people inside upstairs and down stairs
Elderly Homeowners at 2502 have a horrid, unstable, "fence" made out of literally garbage. They also have a literal shanty town of shacks and homemade sheds in their backyard, some of which are wired with electricity which I imagine is NOT UP TO CODE. FIRE HAZARD. DISEASE HAZARD as well since i have seen raccoons and opossum going in and out of the sheds nearest my property line like they own the place. Not only does it look like absolute shit, it IS A DISEASE AND FIRE HAZARD. I DEMAND SOMETHING BE DONE ABOUT THIS.
Please refer to case #162913 regarding the man at house #2501 8th St. The trash problem has gotten worse in the past two months, and it looks like his car has had multiple fender-benders. Is there a way to get him some help?