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Clare’s Tenancy Enforcement Team amassed over 9,600 call-outs in 2023. The group, which carries out patrols of local authority housing and traveller sites, received over 800 reports of antisocial behaviour last year. Clare County Council’s Tenancy Enforcement Team routinely patrols local authority sites, meets with residents and engages with local community representatives on a […] ....
Over 500 complaints relating to anti-social behavior in local authority housing have been lodged with Clare County Council since January. New figures also show more than 50% of housing inspections carried out by the Council’s Tenancy Enforcement Team so far this year, took place between June and August The Tenancy Enforcement team carries out continued […] ....
380 complaints about anti-social behaviour in relation to local authority housing have been recorded by Clare County Council in the first six months of this year. New figures also show more than a quarter of housing inspections carried out by the Council’s Tenancy Enforcement Team so far this year, took place between May and June. […] ....
Clare FM Text 086 1800 964 The Nightshift 10th February 2021 Clare County Council has defended its track record on the provision of traveller accommodation, saying it spent in excess of one million euro last year. It comes as concern has been raised about illegal encampments, which public representatives say are now county wide, with calls on the Government to enforce laws relating to the unauthorised occupation of public lands.
CONTINUE READING BELOW This week’s Joint Policing Committee and Council meetings saw discussions about a number of encampments in this county, and a combined call by local representatives for agencies to come together and tackle the issue, and for the Government to “enforce the laws of the land” in relation to tackling the unauthorised occupation of pubic lands all over Ireland. ....