City of Albuquerque PLUS

The water was shut off without notice. This was the 6th time in 2024 that I've written down.

The neighbors have permanently attached wood pallets to the top of our shared wall.

5 or more unhoused and tents along this strip. Blocking public sidewalk. Human waste present.

Please note that this is close to St Mary's school and constitutes the immediate removal of encampment per ABQ city encampment removal policy section IVi.B

10 people living in this single family 3 bedroom rental home. 6 children between the ages of 3-16 2 boys and 4 girls and 4 adults 1 male 3 female between the ages of 35-65. there is constant noise coming from this house. children yelling/screaming. loud music, adults yelling. piled up trash in over flowing trash bins and piled up next to trash bins. piled up boxes and trash on sides of home. eyesore. nuisance home due to the loud noises and music.

Blocked alleyway Public drinking and smoking fentanyl meth and crack, prostitution; all within easy view for anyone sitting at the light on San Pedro northbound at Central Just a matter of time before someone gets hurt or a building burns down Please alert APD, BCSO, AFR, ACS, Metro Security and Code Enforcement as I'm not sure any one of these agencies has enough paper in their notebooks to record all of the clear violations of law happening here ,

Illegal panhandling on median at Juan Tabo & Central Violators need to be cited

Homeless have taken over the picnic table just east of the basket ball courtsheahea

Encampments, burning, human waste, open drug use and vandalism within the "encampment-free zone" designated in Good Neighbor Agreement for the Gateway homeless shelter penned by the City Same campers I've been reporting for three weeks remain It's an unending cycle that has gone on for months Please alert ACS, as there are certainly some folks in need of mental health resources, and life skills instruction; alert APD, as there are clearly trespassing, vandalism, indecency and public drug use laws being broken, Solid Waste and Metro Security, as there is a visible, hazardous mess stacking up; and Code Enforcement, as there is a known and well-documented violation of ordinances requiring the securing of vacant commercial properties by the land owners There are one or two camping cowboy style in the front entrance to the former Family Dollar and several tents wedged on the back side of the building, propped against residential yard walls We are WELL past the famed "72 hour notice" concocted by the City for adequate warning to vacate an encampment.so when can we expect action on all of these hazards to our neighborhood?