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Building and Rental Inspections
Monday – Friday
Electrical Mechanical Plumbing Inspections
Tuesday & Thursday.
Nuisance Hearings
1st Monday – 4 pm
Library Quiet Room
ZBA Meetings
1st Wednesday – 7 pm
Council Chambers
Code Enforcement
Neighborhood Improvement Division staff are charged with ensuring
that properties are maintained in compliance with the land development
policies and laws adopted by the City Council.
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Debbie Sheppard, Code Enforcement Officer
R: Nancy Sarzynski, Code Enforcement Officer |
If
you have any questions regarding property maintenance, a code
complaint and/or an invoice you have received regarding property
maintenance, please call the Neighborhood Improvement Department.
The staff will assist you in any way possible.
The Department has two officers on staff, Nancy Sarzynski and
Debbie Sheppard. The officers are in the office for phone calls
from 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. The remainder
of the day they are out of the Building inspecting.
Download
a brochure (pdf) on the West Nile
Virus.
Rodent Information
What foods bring rats into a yard?
• Garbage that rats can get into, like garbage cans
with loose lids, plastic or paper bags and litter.
• Food for pets and birds that has not been eaten.
Birdseed on the ground, pet food in pet dishes, breadcrumbs,
etc.
• Fruits and berries that have fallen to the ground.
• Compost pile that isn’t (do not put meat,
fish, poultry or dairy in compost)
• Dog droppings
Do not give food and shelter to these most unwanted guests!
• The time to act is before the signs (droppings)
of rat or mouse.
• Stack fire wood 18 inches off the ground and away
from all buildings.
• Birdhouses and seed should be on poles and in
trays rats can’t get.
• Keep garbage can lids closed tightly.
• Plant bushes so they will stay at least three
feet from your house.
• Keep yards and alleys clean. Remove all junk and
debris.
• If you feed them, they will stay. Pick up fruit
and vegetables in your yard.
• Use only rodent resistant composters.
• In basements keep any food in closed containers
that rats can’t chew through.
• Cover all openings to your house. Rats can get
into very small places.
Dead Rats
• Dead rats must first be wrapped in newspaper,
or placed in a plastic bag before putting it in a tightly covered
garbage can.
• Injured or sick rats must be killed then wrapped
and put in the garbage can. Try not to touch the dead rat. Use
gloves if possible.
• Wash your hands with hot water and soap after
getting rid of the dead rats.
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Code
Enforcement
Call Code Officers
248-546-4074.
Monday - Friday
8:30 am - 9:00 am
3:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Rodent Control Handout
Call 248-546-4074 |
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