this is to help out the person on Raintree apts case # 16364706 . call 520-791-5813 this is the # to Tucson Code Enforcement. they may help you more than the previous department did.

Behind my mother's house at 7351 e calle managua is a fenced in desert area. Behind the fence is a large palo verd tree with lots of bees buzzing around. It doesn't feel safe walking to the trash bin, or being in the yard. If I need to contact someone else please let me know.

weeds out of control, affecting sidewalk and pedestrian passage

I've been reporting these potholes since DECEMBER 2023!! YOU keep closing my request!!!! Do you not see!? There are giant potholes blocking the road!!!!! How many times do I have to report it!? I report it multiple times a week!!!! This is absolutely ridiculous!!! Where is my tax money going!? Why is it okay for you to keep unlawfully silence reports!? What do I have to do to get these damn potholes filled!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!?????????????

Broken tree branches and have one incident of someone parking there and sleeping in their car for several days. Overgrown weeds that are dry.

Caller advised property is abandoned and power / water is cut off. Caller advised homeless use property to do drugs/prostitution and leave their trash behind when they leave. Caller advised there is trash strewn about the front/back yard and the location attracts more and more foot traffic.

My neighbors and I are beyond frustrated as well as feeling unsafe with this house being abandoned. This house was a crack house, where people come and go to do drugs and have been hoarding a bunch of trash on multiple occasions. This house burnt down from the owner not paying his city bills and used candles at night and burned down his whole house, luckily my house was not harmed from the amount of garbage around the property that couldve caught onto my home. I have been calling the cops and my neighbors with the sketchy activity going on at this property. These people that come around are not safe they are homeless and on drugs, We feel unsafe with the people breaking into the home to stay in and I have kids outside where I cant even bring them out because of the possibility of them being harmed. And now every time I go outside I smell a rotting animal or body who knows what is in that house, its terrifying to check out. I have told the police when they stopped bby 2 days ago about the rotting smell and nothing has changed. The gate that is fenced off gets moved every single day and someone is breaking into the boarded up areas. My neighbors and I have reached out multiple times about this @#$% show and we dont get an answer. Again, every time I go outside I smell rotting flesh its utterly disturbing. Please have someone reach out and give me details on the status of this nightmare of a home where its disturbing our peace every day this keeps going on. Squatters, drugs, people making noise at 2 am at this property is starting to be unlivable next store to this @#$% hole. Again I dont feel safe having my kids out in my own backyard. Please advise thank you very much!

This vacant burned down home has a rotting smell that I cannot handle anymore. Something has died on the property and need someone to clear out this house to find what it is. I cannot even water my plants without holding up my shirt over my nose from the smell. Thanks

Please advise

This property is owned by Tucson Water. A resident reports that there are a couple of small, dead trees on the property perimeter that should be removed. Please submit to Tucson Water for referral to Brightview Landscaping.

Homeless people wondering around the house and last night lights were seen in the home. Caller called last night and reported the concern to 911. Caller states that the owner resides out of town. House is currently being held in a trust. Caller was advised to make a non-emergency police report under suspicious activity. Caller was encouraged to contact 911 immediately if the situation escalated to criminal/dangerous activities. Caller was provided with the information regarding submitting a no-trespass form with the Tucson Police Department.