TROTWOOD — A Montgomery County city is asking residents for help.
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The City of Trotwood said in a social media post that they are asking neighbors to help identify vacant homes across the community.
“Vacant properties can quickly become targets for vandalism, dumping, and general neglect,” the social media post said. “Early reporting allows the City to monitor and address issues before they become larger concerns.”
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The city said there are many ways to identify a possible vacant home:
- Overgrown grass or weeds
- Overflowing mail or packages
- Trash accumulation
- Boarded windows or doors
- No regular activity
Contact Trotwood’s Zoning Department at (937) 854-7230 if you think a vacant property may be in your neighborhood.
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