A program in Houston that addresses neglected properties has been paused. This pause is affecting residents in Midtown, who are concerned about abandoned buildings that they believe are safety concerns.
The city has confirmed the pause, stating that it is updating its enforcement procedures. Although inspectors can still issue violation notices, the cleanup process is currently not available.
Further details about the pause and its impact on Midtown residents are available from the city, which has been in contact with residents about the issue.
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