Memphis Code Enforcement News Today

“Some tenants say they were told (by Code Enforcement) they have 15 days to vacate,” said Kermit Moore, area community organizer and Memphis NAACP President.

A South Memphis woman wanted to know when something will be done about the abandoned houses, roaming packs of dogs and rodents and fallen trees in her neighborhood.

A mother of six got overwhelming support and help from the community a day after we told you about her familys frigid problem.

The Memphis woman said she's lived with this problem off and on during the last two years since moving in to Tanglewood Apartments.

Dominic Barnes believes a large, twisted root inside an old clay pipe is to blame for her problems with sewage spraying up through her yard.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Raccoons and other pests creeping around and living in the walls at a Memphis apartment complex.

Residents have been upset about bad living conditions, from mold to rodents, and even lack of air conditioning.

Officials with the Serenity Towers apartment complex in Memphis appeared in court Friday after Memphis Code Enforcement inspected the building.

Code Enforcement conducted an inspection at 136 of the 240 occupied units at Serenity Towers on Monday.

Serenity Towers residents are upset about deplorable living conditions, from mold to rodents, and even lack of air conditioning.