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  Suzee (Guest)

  Arent their any city ordinances anymore? What is wrong with the department of inspections in this city. Most streets are filled with filth and garbage and yet the city does nothing. Many of the properties that are filled with litter are owned by absentee landlords, who could care less about the condition of their properties, they only want the money. Shouldn't they be made to inspect their properties and keep them up to livable standards. Also, as far as homeowners go, what is wrong with giving them fines. Let's say $50. for the first violation and $75. for any violations thereafter. That would clean up many of the trash in this city and at the same time, bring additional revenue to the city. If the mayor cannot afford to hire additional persons to do the inspections, I am sure, many private citizens would gladly volunteer to do the job. Trenton is filthy and we need to to all we can to keep it clean.

  2011-10-23 · Flag Flagged
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  Suze (Guest)

  Expected. Bet this property belongs to an absentee landlord. Most of the filth in Trenton is located on their properties, yet nothing is ever done about it. If the city needs money, how about making these guys pay fines for the conditions of their properties, things would change then. The only difference between Trenton and the surrounding areas is the fact that their ordinances are enforced. You don't see garbage in the streets, kids on corners, and out all times of night, dogs without licences, and public drinking, so why is Trenton getting away with it?

  2011-10-28 · Flag Flagged
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  Closed fedup (Guest)

  The corners of this building has improved. I see someone cleaning the front of this building every so often but it looks better then it did before. I started seeing a difference two weeks after I made this post. Thanks!

  2011-12-22 · Flag Flagged