In response to complaints from residents, the City of Dover is taking action to address neglected properties that detract from the community’s appearance and safety. The city will be enforcing an existing ordinance designed to tackle unsightly and unsanitary conditions, ensuring that all properties meet established standards for maintenance and cleanliness.
The ordinance, which has been in place since 2017 to promote community well-being, allows the city to address issues such as overgrown vegetation, accumulated trash, abandoned vehicles, and structurally unsafe buildings. These conditions not only impact the visual appeal of neighborhoods but can also pose health and safety risks to residents.
Roger Lee, Mayor of the City of Dover said “We have heard the concerns of our community, and we are committed to taking action. This enforcement effort is about preserving the quality of life for all residents and maintaining the beauty of our city. We will work collaboratively with property owners to resolve issues and ensure compliance with the ordinance. We love our city and want it to look its best for everyone.”
