Town of Swampscott PLUS

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  • 13 Currier Ct Swampscott, Massachusetts, 01907 - Swampscott
    Weekly overflowing trash. Could the health department request the owner to have this site picked up twice a week
  • 56 Buena Vista St Swampscott, MA, 01907, USA - Swampscott
    Are barrels of leaves labeled as such still picked up or did something change? I put out a barrel of leaves today and it wasn't picked up. I can leave it out there if they can come back tomorrow...
  • Pine St & Superior St Town of Swampscott, MA, 01907, USA - Swampscott
    It appears an unintended/unforeseen consequence of Swampscott's new smaller trash barrel policy is the explosion of rodents on our street (and I assume other streets). A good 40% of residents on this street now put the overflow bags directly onto the sidewalk/street (much to the delight of the rodents).
    So, here's the very real problem (of a street full of kids and rodents that carry disease).
    What's the solution? Can the town mandate overflow bags be placed in barrels (with lids) that residents must provide? That would work, but unfortunately many have discarded the old barrels that were deemed 'too big.' Or does the town provide a second 'small' barrel and mandate overflow bags be placed in it?
    This is a health/disease issue that cannot be ignored; something needs to be decided/done before the rodent explosion in the spring. I was only able to upload one picture, however I counted six overflow bags that were placed directly onto the ground and were clearly enjoyed by rats (and that was only half of the street). Please don't ignore this in the hopes it just solves itself. The rodent infestation on this street and the danger it causes to our children is a direct result of the town's decision to implement the new smaller trash barrel policy and not plan for the second and third order effects of it.
  • 59 Franklin Avenue Swampscott, Massachusetts, 01907 - Swampscott

    The resident at 59 Franklin has disposed of an old carpet by leaving it on the parkway. It has been here rotting for about two months. Can we please advise the resident to take care of this?

    Hate to see the neighborhood deteriorate.

  • 01907 Swampscott, MA, USA - Swampscott
    Trash all over the ground in Jackson Park.
  • 18 Cherry Street Swampscott, Massachusetts, 01907 - Swampscott
    Trash and debris safety and health hazard. Attracting rodents and kids exposed to being hurt.
  • 211 Burrill Street Swampscott, Massachusetts, 01907 - Swampscott
    Broken lawn furniture all around residence.
  • 211 Burrill Street Swampscott, Massachusetts, 01907 - Swampscott

    Tenant moved out did not empty trash barrel there are rodents and more trash being put there by people walking by.
    Additionally the fridge and other items were left.
    Tenants are also using a recycling bin for dog excrement bags.

    Additionally there is broken lawn furniture scattered across the front of the house not pictured here.

  • 39 Sargent Rd Swampscott MA 01907, United States - Swampscott
    Trash improperly stored in bags in garage which has led to rodent infestation
  • Monument Ave Town of Swampscott, MA, 01907, USA - Swampscott
    Looks like a rat hole underneath the dog waster disposal bin. Saw it the other day and did see the shredded bags. Today shredded bags which makes me think the rats are dragging the bag poop
    Into hole to eat.
  • 223 Puritan Road Swampscott, MA, 01907, USA - Swampscott
    There are numerous rusty metal pipes at eismens beach that have been there for quite some time. They are a hazard to beachgoers especially children who like to play on the rocks where the metal pipes are. There are more pipes than the one pictured that are sticking out if the sand. I think they should be removed or at least cut as low as possible so that even when the sand and rocks are at their lowest they do not surface. Thank you.
  • 95 Atlantic Avenue Swampscott, Massachusetts - Swampscott
    Trash cans at the entrance to Phillips Beach are overflowing on the weekends. Trash piles up on the ground near the trash cans and blows around. Please put out more trash cans and more recycling bins since much of the trash is recyclable beverage containers.