The situation depicted here is a matter for multi agency intervention. The Department of Public Works is not authorized to unilatterally remove the belongings of homeless persons. This request will be addressed in accordance with all lawful protocols regarding the responsible agencies.

The person is not homeless. This person is in an assisted living program directly across the street from this filth. The Department of Public Works should be able to have contact in someone who can clean that junk off that vacant property, as well as being able to have a way to come down on the caretaker responsible for keeping an eye on this patient. Prime footage and evidence in the picture of this person breaking and entering into vacant property!!!!!

Thank you for submitting your request. The tracking number is 15-00099231. You will receive a separate email when your request has been closed by the servicing agency.

Corey this is unacceptable behavior and something should and can be done about it! Hold those ANC's of that area accountable along with the city leaders. This has never been a good sight to see especially with the new Popeye's that their building right next to the mess. This is why rodents are taking over the community especially in that area. If you don't already know, I encourage you to find out who's the ANC of this area and complain until its removed permanently. Trust me when I say that they hear and see the same thing that you see on a daily base. What even sadder is that Congress Heights is a Main Street that have workers everyday cleaning up the community mess. They too can help remove such mess.

There was actually no cause for a notice to be issued today.