🔥 Top Scoops in Louisville, KY

Melton Investment Company Inc has an open property maintenance case at 938 Beecher St. A neighbor reports a dead animal under the house with a visible open hole and a strong smell that’s attracting possums and rats, and says the cluttered, “pack‑rat” backyard is worsening a rodent problem.

Owner Rodney D. Barnes has an open property-maintenance case after a neighbor complaint about the yard at 1714 S Preston St in Louisville. The report says the grass hasn’t been mowed and a large pile of wood and brush has sat there for at least four years, drawing mosquitoes so bad neighbors can’t use their backyards and allegedly creating rat holes that are a health hazard. The case is listed as open while the city follows up.

Owner William E Albro Irrevocable Trust is listed on an open property maintenance case for 2011 Baringer Ave after neighbors reported the yard is a trash heap attracting rats and several boxes left face-up that are collecting water and breeding mosquitoes. The complaint says the city has already been by the house but the occupant—described as a habitual hoarder—is unwilling to clean, and neighbors are concerned the piled debris is a fire hazard and may warrant a wellness check. The case remains open for follow-up inspections.