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Tenants aren't taking care of trash rat problem is increasing. Rats are now spreading to other yards in broad daylight. Front door is K street, trash area is off of East 2nd.

Lawn needs to be mowed. Rat holes everywhere.

Backyard in disarray: stagnant pool that’s been untouched since last summer, decaying rodent

Severe mice infestation at the Advance Property Management. Raccoons in the ceiling. Traps and poisons not working. Starting to see little mice ( babies)

const reports an aggressive and recurring pest issue in her unit since march. states there are multiple burrows in multiple places along the wall and windowsills. states pest control has been brought to the unit by management and there has no been resolution to the issue. requesting inspection. | Owner's name and contact info: [Rox Dot Property Management 617-858-0263 Charlie S 205-547-2287] Occupants name and contact info: [Same as Caller] Type of insect or rodent: [multiple insects and rodents]

Rat burrow (several rats)

Formal complaint requesting urgent ISD inspection of 6 Oswald (Mission Hill), adjacent to our property, 91-93 Calumet. We were recently cited for an emergency rodent infestation, and the neighboring property appears to have serious exterior conditions contributing directly to the rodent activity. Photos show broken/collapsed concrete, open holes and voids under slabs, loose bricks and rubble, trash barrels and multiple gaps. These conditions appear to create rodent harborage and a direct rat travel corridor between properties. Requesting ISD inspect for rodent activity unsafe exterior conditions, debris, trash storage, property maintenance violations and conditions conducive to pest infestation. Please require the property owner to remove debris, repair broken concrete, fill/seal holes and undermined areas, cut back vegetation, secure trash storage and perform professional rodent abatement. This should be handled with the same urgency as our emergency rodent citation.

I am writing to report the vacant property at 49 Condor Street, which has been unmaintained for over a year. The owner died suddenly last March and it was purchased last week by an investor who is using an LLC to purchase, Penny Investments LLC. The grass and vegetation have grown to approximately 5 feet tall and remain unkept. Additionally, there are rat burrows under the house, which raises serious concerns about pest infestation. This condition is unsightly and may pose health and safety concerns for the neighborhood. I respectfully request that the city inspect the property and take appropriate action. Thank you for your attention.

Rodents going back and forth helping themselves to trash during daytime and with kids outside

Open trash for weeks by Boylston St CVS - 7 Eleven - Dartmouth Street Station - Alley behind 7Eleven overflowing trash - rats sited /premier area visited by millions of tourists each year - health risk - ugly