I hear you. And even if at 10am, why do church amps need to be turned up to a volume that forces the entire block to hear the music?! The church close to the one you are referring to has a HORRENDOUS oh-oh-oh chorus that goes on and on on Sunday mornings; they've never been able to hire a drummer who can keep time. It drives me crazy, I did not sign up for this weekly morning torture... Jesus should come over and let them know that he is not deaf.

Has anyone thought of approaching the Pastor about this? Don't assume they know its a problem if they haven't heard complaints form the neighbors. I'd suggest that course first rather than taking the SCF route and circumventing speaking directly to them. If I were them I'd be insulted that I wasn't approached before going public. They are only people you know.

The pastor at the flat singing people church is not interested in connecting to anyone in this neighborhood. I've reached out in the past (about a saying/neutering program for stray cats on the block) and got 0 answer. His congregation does not have anyone from this neighborhood. They come on Sunday, scream as they please, and leave for the rest of the week. Don't bother to say "hi" if they see anyone on the street. I am insulted that they don't seem concerned about how their weekly visit affects those who live here. Am I clear? Have I answered you?

This is still an ongoing issue. See the similar thread "Sound of Jesus". Late at night, and with amps. Have already reached out to church, alderperson, and police for clarity.

It's still loud at night but they have been doing a better job of not going past 10pm.

We are trying to delineate issues that are current and need the city's attention to resolve. Any issues prior to 2013 are being closed. If your issue remains and needs to be addressed by the city, please either re-open or open as a new See Click Fix issue. Thanks.

Well coincidentally, last night they were at it again. Loud music, drums, singing, all amplified, until 11:45 pm. I called the police non-emergency line to have it shut down. Are there any consequences or fines being imposed? They seem to just keep right on doing it periodically after having been talked to about it.

We are working to better identify current concerns that have been categorized as "other" and remain unaddressed. Is the noise concern still a problem?

If the problem persists I will make sure that the District Manager is aware so attention can be paid to the location and will touch base with staff that may have relationships to help mediate. Unfortunately, the call would fall behind high priorities when it comes into dispatch so if an officer is not immediately available to observe the condition there is limited enforcement availability and the noise ordinance encourages mediation.

We are trying to delineate issues that are current and need the city's attention to resolve. If your issue remains and needs to be addressed by the city, please either re-open or open as a new See Click Fix issue. Thank you.

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