City of Tucson PLUS

RV that is being moved around the neighborhood and is being lived in.

This house was vacated in December and it appears there are homeless individuals squatting in the house

Trash and abandoned vehicles

All sorts of debris/trash/overgrown weeds are along Montezuma behind chain-link fence. Eyesore in what used to be a lovely area before Montezuma was closed to traffic. Peter Howell is a nice neighborhood but the City/Parks & Rec has allowed a nice park to support a nuisance property with vacant lot created by closed road and fencing that only catches debris. The debris needs to be cleaned up all along Montezuma behind fence.

2 RVs have moved into this lot next to family dollar. There is drug usage and drug trafficking happening out of the RV on the left. The 2nd Rv appeared yesterday 5/9/24.

This property is not complying with the City of Tucson Ordinance for weeds, this property is a problem

this property is not following the City of Tucson Ordinance for clean & fot property. This property has an abundance of overgrown weeds some nearly 2ft high, trees protruding onto neighboring property

Two houses on Manitoba Place have several junk cars and other debris littering the front of their houses. It looks like a junk yard. The vehicles have long expired plates or no plates.
These two houses that sit next to each other are bringing down the property values of our entire street and surrounding area.

7932 E. Manitoba Place
1. A white van no plates
2. A Gray and white station wagon
3. White BMW
4. Various other debris/junk

7916 E. Manitoba Place
1. Gray Toyota van - expired plates
2. #2 Gray Toyota van - expired plates
3. Rusted junk car on a trailer- expired plates
4. Various other debris/junk

We all appreciate your help.

My ring camera spotted someone jumping wall to the back yard with a tool box

Abandoned
Weeds
Junk (ie accessible freezer)
Vagrants
Drugs
Burning trash

Thank you for all your hard work in managing our beautiful city of Tucson. This location and burn down building we all understand most likely involves franchise owner and insurance company, but is a huge eyesore for the community along with the homeless encampments in the immediate area just north of ampm gas station on Park Avenue.
It’s hard working as we all are it is a sad shame to see their deterioration of this area so close to our city, Council office, Fire department, law-enforcement offices, City utilities office and public transportation next to freeway exit into our beautiful city

Please help get the ball moving at least for cleanup and removal of this toxic debris. We all know anything burn the ash becomes very toxic.

Beyond a visual eyesore, thank you again for all that you do to help keep our city, clean and safe and inviting to those who consider moving to this area with their expertise to add to our economy