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5406 32ND AVE S

SEATTLE, WA 98118


Location

Within Seattle city limits

Complaints & violations by year

03691220082010201220142016201820196

Status

0 open
8 resolved

How this compares

Open / total issues

0 / 8

0.0% open

Issues per unit

2.00

above city average (1.88)


Code complaints & violations (8)

Resolved

Complaint: Vacant Building

Opened November 27, 2019

Property unsecured, non-residents using site for drug use.

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Complaint: Vacant Building

Opened November 25, 2019 · Updated January 7, 2020

VB--per online--suspicious activity/loitering

Status: Closed

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Resolved

Complaint: Vacant Building

Opened November 22, 2019

Vacant house where people are beginning to squat and use meth, etc.  They have also been caught stealing from people in the neighborhood.

Status: Completed

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Resolved

Complaint: Vacant Building

Opened November 22, 2019

Per Online; Illegal multiple squatters using drugs in derelict house. Door and jamb sitting to side with house wide open. House, yard and sidewalk overgrown and broken down fencing in front. All other houses on block well maintained, family neighborhood with block watch. This house has had police activity & arrests of squatters but the owner is not addressing the situation or securing the house. This is a major threat to our safety especially if they are cooking meth! House

Status: Closed

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Resolved

Complaint: Vacant Building

Opened November 22, 2019

This is a vacant property there are now multiple people squatting in the abandoned house doing drugs going in and out of the house. the door is kicked in, the jamb and the door is propped beside the house, it is wide open. the yard is overgrown, there is a decrepit broken fence, briars on the sidewalk--virtually advertising for a bad element to establish itself in what is otherwise a tight, well maintained community neighborhood with lots of kids in the surrounding houses.

Status: Completed

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